Kay’s Incredible Inventions by Adam Kay, Henry Paker (Illustrator), [Paperback]

In Adam Kay’s Big Book of Absolutely Everything (Almost), the witty Adam Kay teams up with illustrator Henry Paker to take readers on a hilarious and fascinating journey through the history of inventions—both brilliant and bizarre.

This laugh-out-loud book dives into the origins of everyday things, covering everything from quirky royal toilet habits to accidental discoveries like velcro. With wild facts about video games, ancient hygiene methods, and even why schools were invented (the annoying reason), Kay’s playful writing and offbeat humor make learning feel effortless and engaging.

Packed with oddball trivia and outrageous humor, it’s the perfect book for curious kids—and adults—who love to laugh while they learn.

Perfect for:
Fans of Kay’s Anatomy and Kay’s Marvellous Medicine or readers who enjoy funny, informative books like Horrible Histories.