The Invention of Everything Else
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Word Count
68,000 words, Guess
Page Count
272 pages
Physical Format
Hardcover
Identifiers
- Internet Archiveinventionofevery00hunt
- ISBN-10061880112X
- ISBN-139780618801121
- LibraryThing4047626
- Library of Congress Control Number2007009416
and 3 more
- OCLC Control Number85822630
- Better World Books9780618801121
- Open LibraryOL11010716M
Classifications
- LCCPS3608.U585 I58 2008
- LCCPS3608.U585I58 2007
Description
Louisa is an imaginative and curious chambermaid who, while cleaning rooms at the New Yorker Hotel, stumbles across a man living permanently in room 3327, which he has transformed into a scientific laboratory. Brought together by a shared interest in the pigeons that nest in the hotel, Louisa discovers that the mysterious guest is Nikola Tesla, one of the most brilliant – and most neglected – inventors of the twentieth century. The Invention of Everything Else charts the relationship of the girl and the genius during the last week of Tesla's life, when sinister forces are closing in on him. However, as well as being an engaging literary mystery, this exceptional novel movingly tells the life story of this extraordinary man and also recounts the heartbreak and redemption of one ordinary family..
Description
Louisa, a young chambermaid at the Hotel New Yorker, forms an unlikely friendship -- based on a mutual fascination with pigeons -- with the hotel's most famous resident, eccentric and pioneering inventor Nikola Tesla, during his final days.
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