The Edison Effect

This book details the life and inventions of Thomas Edison, the prolific inventor and businessman. From the phonograph to the incandescent light bulb, Edison transformed the way we live today. Bowen's biography delves into Edison's personal and professional life, exploring both his successes and failures.

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