Tom Swift and His Electric Runabout or The Speediest Car On The Road (Annotated): Abridged, Updated, and Thought Provoking STEM Questions added by Sterling Miller

Over 100 years ago, Victor Appleton wrote a science fiction book about a young inventor, Tom Swift, who invented an electric car to enter in a race. The story of the fun plight of this inventor, not only is entertaining but educational as electricity and electrical systems are introduced in simplistic ways to the reader. This book has been abridged, and updated to include thought provoking STEM questions, graphic organizers, and charts to help any reader gain a deeper knowledge of electricity, batteries, or electric vehicles. The book and accompanying questions and study aids may be used in a by a home school student, high school or college class studying electricity, or they may be read by veteran Electrical Engineers, who are interested in expanding their minds to revolutionize electrical storage systems. The chapters have simple exercises or research to be completed before the chapters followed up with reflection questions and instructional aids after the chapters. Use this fun story and thought provoking questions and study aids to help propel you to better understanding electricity and possibly inventing or modernizing some electrical system that will change the world. Included is audio that matches the abridged chapters, so the reader can listen to the book while at work or play.