Made in America: From Levi's to Barbie to Google

by Nick Freeth, Neil Sutherland (Photographer)

The stuff of American life! It's at the heart of the American Invent a new product that fills a need, strikes a nerve or just seems like good fun and then--bang! Amass a fortune selling it to the world! Made in America tells over 200 such stories of "the little (and big) products that could." Inventions and innovations that changed the world in ways both large and small are featured, from the accidental creations of icons like Coca-Cola and the Slinky to culture-changing technology such as Microsoft and Google - with loads of Americana in-between. Trivia fans and American history buffs will love these quick fact-filled profiles.

Genres: Nonfiction

304 pages, Paperback

First published October 1, 2005

Reviews

[Zaid]

Made in America from Levi's to Barbie to Googe is a book that shows everything that was made in America in detail meaning the date of the production of that product and the amount of money that was spent on it and many other details. It talks about invention and innovations that changed the world wheter it's an invention thhat fells a need or just an invention for fun.
I really liked this book because I learned about many stuff about America and about their greatest accomplishments. I would highly recommand this book to everyone that is interested in America and from all ages.

[Hb lipton]

My good friend, JCW gave me this book for Christmas. It is filled with the fun nuggets of trivia I love to collect.

[Janice]

Lots of good trivia.