William Kamkwamba: Powering His Village William Kamkwamba: Powering His Village

William Kamkwamba: Powering His Village

    • $4.99
    • $4.99

Publisher Description

Imagine your family had to choose between sending you to school or having enough food to eat. This book tells how William Kamkwamba was forced to drop out of his school in Wimbe, Malawi, when a famine struck his village and his family, who relied on farming, could no longer afford his tuition fee. Instead of giving up on his education, William visited his local library often. It was here that he read a book about wind power. At the age of 14, William used what he learned from the book to build a windmill that brought power to his family’s home. He has since built his village’s first drinking water pump. William’s ingenuity, perseverance, and initiative are an inspiration to many people around the world.

  • GENRE
    Kids
    RELEASED
    2016
    September 26
    LANGUAGE
    EN
    English
    LENGTH
    32
    Pages
    PUBLISHER
    Crabtree Publishing
    SELLER
    crabtree publishing company
    SIZE
    12.6
    MB

    More Books Like This

    Lewis Latimer: A Brilliant Inventor (Bright Minds) Lewis Latimer: A Brilliant Inventor (Bright Minds)
    2023
    Seeing into Tomorrow Seeing into Tomorrow
    2018
    Beautiful Useful Things Beautiful Useful Things
    2022
    Thomas Edison and the Pioneers of Electromagnetism Thomas Edison and the Pioneers of Electromagnetism
    2018
    Benjamin Franklin Benjamin Franklin
    2017
    Walter The Pumpkin Walter The Pumpkin
    2016

    More Books by Kylie Burns

    Simone Biles: Gold Medal Gymnast and Advocate for Healthy Living Simone Biles: Gold Medal Gymnast and Advocate for Healthy Living
    2018
    Tornado Readiness Tornado Readiness
    2019
    Cultural Traditions in Cuba Cultural Traditions in Cuba
    2017
    Cultural Traditions in Kenya Cultural Traditions in Kenya
    2015
    A Tower Stands Tall A Tower Stands Tall
    2018
    A House Gives Shelter A House Gives Shelter
    2018