Re: GEN: Books on technology and society

[Kathryn Frech <lib@STNY.RR.COM>]

On 4 Jan 01, at 13:15, Lorraine Barker <lbarker@MAIL.SCTBOCES.ORG> wrote:
>
> A student wants to read a non-fiction book on how technology has
> benefitted=
>  society. The time period covered and the date of publication could be any
> = time in the 20th century.  As an example,  if there was something
> written = in the 1930s on assembly lines, that would be OK. Hope I'm
> making myself = clear!  Any suggestions?=20

For requests like this, please let us know what GRADE or
reading level you are requesting information for.   Then
you may be able to get more helpful information.
>
> Thanks.


--
Kathryn Frech, Librarian
Seton Catholic Central H.S.
Binghamton, NY  USA
(lib@stny.rr.com)

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