Citizen of the Galaxy by Robert Heinlein:
Science Fiction Inventions, Technology and Ideas

Wonderful Heinlein juvenile novel describes the life of a broken boy sold as a slave, saved by an old beggar who is much more than he seems, who becomes a member of a trading people who span the galaxy. I can't think of a better novel to give a young person. Select an invention:

Galactovue
Star display.

Spacefaring
A nation or people who explore and trade in space.

 

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