Sneaky Uses for Everyday Things: How to Turn a Penny into a Radio, Make a Flood Alarm With an Aspirin, Change (Sneaky Books) Paperback – 1 Sept. 2003

Highly recommend! Now it is the favourite book for my 13 and 11 years old 😁😁 delivered on time

It’s ok

Not sure how to review this book. It can't decide whether its an adult book or a kids book. A few interesting projects (few being the operative word). I decided to give the book to my 13 year old cousin because so many of the projects are pretty childish but in the hands of a child any younger and some projects could be quite dangerous. Basically, I was not impressed. The author seemed to run out of idea's and repeated himself throughout the book. A better idea would be for you to do an internet search and print off some of the much better projects you'll find floating about.

I combination of great choice of product to buy, and from whom I bought it from. Seller highly recommended.

Very good book and a good read

Rubbish

Great product and professional service.

An interesting book, perhaps better suited to the teenage market in many ways. I'd hoped for more sneakiness, I think, and was expecting a few more surprises. For those who haven't given improvised use for everyday objects much thought, this is a great start, though.