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honest history magazine issue 3 cover about thomas edison, nikola tesla, and electricity written for kids ages 6–12

Issue #3

War of the Currents

 AGES 6–12 
$17.95
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Discover the incredible tale of Thomas Edison and Nikola Tesla in Issue Three, War of the Currents. As two of modern history's most brilliant scientists and inventors, Edison and Tesla forever altered the way we live through developing the Alternating and Direct Current systems of electricity.

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What's Inside

In the course of these brilliant developments, learn about how these two figures intersected in a rivalry that led to technology that we use every single day.

In this issue

  • Feature Story: War of the Currents
  • Electric Light (Learn about different light bulbs)
  • The Invention Factory
  • Learn Morse Code
  • Tesla's Experimental Station
  • The Chicago World's Fair
  • A Timeline of World Events
  • Fun Facts about Edison and Tesla
  • ... plus activities, coloring pages, and much more!

Magazine Details

  • 48 full-color pages filled with stories, illustrations and DIY activities
  • Velvet-touch cover and perfect-bound finish


All print issues include an accompanying interactive, digital edition on the Honest History app.


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