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Your Daddy Never Invented No Gas Pump...Did So!
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Your Daddy Never Invented No Gas Pump...Did So! in Ottawa, ON
Current price: $5.39
Original price: $5.99


Your Daddy Never Invented No Gas Pump...Did So! in Ottawa, ON
Current price: $5.39
Original price: $5.99
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Your Daddy Never Invented No Gas Pump...Did So! Takes the reader through the trials of turn-of-the-century inventions. It details how early American families learned to deal with a fast-changing environment through creative inventions whether It be the evolution of a safer gasoline lamp that eventually led to automobile gasoline pumps or the infamous party line.
The book also highlights the ever-changing roles of women, the risks they took, and the phenomenal growth that the industrial revolution brought to the forefront.
Sandy gives life to gas stations, gas pumps, and the residents who help tell their stories coast to coast, changing America's landscape.
This is Sandy's sixth book. Her aim is to write history with humor through the voices of impersonated buildings and the human like cats who bring her stories to life and make you smile.
Your Daddy Never Invented No Gas Pump...Did So! Takes the reader through the trials of turn-of-the-century inventions. It details how early American families learned to deal with a fast-changing environment through creative inventions whether It be the evolution of a safer gasoline lamp that eventually led to automobile gasoline pumps or the infamous party line.
The book also highlights the ever-changing roles of women, the risks they took, and the phenomenal growth that the industrial revolution brought to the forefront.
Sandy gives life to gas stations, gas pumps, and the residents who help tell their stories coast to coast, changing America's landscape.
This is Sandy's sixth book. Her aim is to write history with humor through the voices of impersonated buildings and the human like cats who bring her stories to life and make you smile.

















