Book Review: Super Sneaky Uses for Everyday Things by Cy Tymony

This is the eighth book in the Sneaky Uses series! 


Synopsis:  They say that necessity is the mother of invention.  Well if times are hard economically, it’s time to get creative and make the most out of what we have.

Inventor Cy Tymony can show people how to turn everyday objects and discarded leftover objects from around the house into valuable tools, toys, and devices that can save replace the need for new products, can save people money and reduce and even avoid needless expense.

Cy is a modern-day, real-life MacGyver – someone that people might liken to Mr. Gadget, Maxwell Smart, a mad scientist or a modern day scientific wizard -- only he’s the real thing. In grade school, he defended himself against school bullies with the help of a spring loaded shocker hidden up his sleeve. As an adult, he teaches and dazzles people of all ages everywhere with the remarkable demonstrations of ingenuity, imagination and creativity.

contains 30 new, never-before-seen, do-it-yourself inventions and activities.  

Included in this book are sections on Sneaky Fundamentals like simple electrical circuits and sneaky uses for a paper clip. Sneaky fashions like Sneaky Light-Up Nails and Sneaky Action T-Shirt, and Sneaky Science projects like a Sneaky Penny Battery or a Toy Motion Detector Adapter. Don't forge the sneaky toys like Sneaky Portable Foosball and Sneaky Air Cannons!


Review: if you want to impress the kids, get this book! YOU can be MacGuyver too! If you home school, this would be a great book for science projects to learn from. It's also a great basis for projects for ye old science fair! The projects range from simple to more complex. personally, I LOVED the Micro Foosball Game- it was SO simple- paper clips, scotch tape,a candy ball and the box the clips came in! You can really impress the kids with that one!  This would also be a great book to keep the kids busy over the summer with too!

About the Author: Cy Tymony is an amazing inventor.  By reading comic books and studying science as a young boy he amazed his friends with unusual scientific projects, demonstrations and ideas. He is trained in auto mechanics, electronics, video and audio technology and computer science and has taken courses in martial arts, security and survival techniques.  For decades has focused his enthusiasm, creativity and imagination on educating people of all ages and walks of life.  He is the author of the Sneaky Uses for Everyday Things book series.

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Disclosure / Disclaimer: I was sent this book, free of charge, for review purposes, from Paul Krupin PR . No other compensation, monetary or in kind, has been received or implied for this post. Nor was I told how to post about it.