The boy who volunteered the wind - generating currents of electricity and hope

He lived in a country where magic spread, and the modern science for his family was a puzzle puzzle, but William had read about the mills of air, and he dreamed of building one (luxury) to his small village, which is only 2 %of Malawi residents enjoyed: electricity and running water . His neighbors used to call him Missala (crazy); But William refused to give up his dreams. With a pile of old science books, some worn iron pieces, a neglected tractor, two shattered bike wheels, and a stock of curiosity and design, started to implement a bold plan to invent a small miracle that will change the life of everyone around it. This book tells an exciting realistic story about human creativity and the ability of man to overcome difficulties, a story that will motivate any person who doubts his ability to change his society and improve the lives of those who live around him. "This is an inspiring story that shows that the big change can start from a small idea," the New Yok Post newspaper .. Al -Obeikan for publication