The Boy Who Harnessed the Wind is a book writen by William Kam Kwamba and Bryan Mealer and illustrated by Elizabeth Zunon. The book is about a boy named William who’s family doesn’t have very much money. He is pulled out of school and they family has very little to eat. All because there is no rain. Withou rain there is no food. So William goes to the library one day. He finds some science books. In the book he sees a windmill. It can help make food and electricty. He takes pieces from the junkyard and builds a windmill. When he is done he puts it upright, connects the lightbulb to the wires, and it works. He created light.
I have a connection to this because I have built things that people said wouldn’t work, but I made them work anyway. Another connection that I have is that in movies people always have a master plan. People always say that it is never going to work. They say their crazy and they don’t know what their talking about. The character pays no mind. They just keep on working until they can get their plan done. They push through. They get their plan done and usually it works. This was definetly the case for William.