SuitabookPersistence and invention
Simon keeps dreaming and inventing after his parents discard a machine; he is also shown bringing a new invention to school.
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Léo-James Lévesque - Author
Simon’s creative ideas bring comic disruption: his parents worry about his inventions, and one machine goes wrong during housework. He continues pursuing his ambition after a setback and brings a later invention to school.
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Sign in for personalised guidanceSimon’s creative ideas bring comic disruption: his parents worry about his inventions, and one machine goes wrong during housework. He continues pursuing his ambition after a setback and brings a later invention to school.
Simon keeps dreaming and inventing after his parents discard a machine; he is also shown bringing a new invention to school.
Simon’s contraptions disturb his household, and one malfunctions amid the family’s cleaning, swallowing objects.
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