The WIBY Kids - How it all Began by Phiwayinkosi G. Mbuyazi - Now Available

Oct. 17, 2011 - PRLog -- The WIBY Kids - How It All Began tells the story of how four South African teenagers, Kwethu, Jo, Scott and Bobo, began their adventures of discovery in the world of what lies behind the technological wonders of the world today. Physics, mathematics, philosophy, history, culture and life a just a few aspects of knowledge and its practice that the four encounter along their journey. With the help of stimulating counsel from their mentor, Uncle Mike, an engineer by training, they form a club through which they begin dedicating their spare time to the search for understanding.

Armed with curiosity and the audacity to ask questions, their mutual interactions (and with Uncle Mike) relentlessly lead them to explore how they can be participants in the world of innovation rather than being spectators and mere consumers. They draw inspiration from real-life examples of innovators such as Trevor Baylis, who, when confronted with the dire need for mass communications in Africa, went on to invent the wind-up radio and the associated technologies.

The WIBY Kids - How It All Began is a story of how everyone can cultivate a dream and an innovative mind, and how even teenagers can begin taking necessary baby steps toward making a difference in their own world.

The WIBY Kids are to science and technology what Harry Potter is to magic and wizardry.

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