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Meet Amy Smith
Ask Magazine for Kids
|February 2017
Sometimes, simpler is better.
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When Amy Smith was studying to be an engineer, her teacher asked the class to build a better hot glue gun. Other students got to work adding extra features. Amy took out all but two parts. And her simpler glue gun worked better.
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