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Reach for this book when your child starts dismantling their toys to see how they work or asks complex questions about how the world is built. It is the perfect tool for a child who feels a spark of curiosity about machines and structures but doesn't yet have the vocabulary to describe their interests. The story follows Andrew as he discovers that the things he loves: from robots to skyscrapers: are actually the work of engineers. This book focuses on themes of curiosity and professional aspiration, making big career concepts accessible for the preschool and early elementary set. By framing engineering through the lens of Andrew's own play and wonder, it validates a child's natural urge to create and solve problems. It is an excellent choice for parents looking to provide diverse representation in STEM while encouraging a growth mindset in their little builders.