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Building & Engineering Books for Kids – Wonderlit | Wonderlit
2,658 books about building & engineering
0–3 yrs
538 books
4–7 yrs
1260 books
8–11 yrs
822 books
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(107)
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(80)
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(23)
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(10)
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3–5
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Puffin Picture Books #16
Village and Town
S. R. Badmin
For the curious child who wonders why buildings look the way they do and how our ancestors built their homes, from caves
Ages 7–11
Usborne Hotshots #12
Computers
Lisa Miles
For the curious child asking how a computer actually 'thinks.' This vintage guide uses detailed illustrations to explain
Ages 7–11
Bill Nye's Great Big World of Science
Bill Nye, Gregory Mone
For the curious middle grader who asks 'how?' and 'why?' about everything from atoms to galaxies. This high energy guide
Ages 8–12
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12–18 yrs
58 books
Totally Tractors
Mak & Maui Publishing
For the vehicle-obsessed toddler or local farm visitor, this bright guide explores the big machines that plow, plant, an
Ages 2–6
What If You Met...
What If You Met a Pirate?
Jan Adkins
For the curious child who wants to look past the movies and discover the gritty, fascinating, and sometimes smelly truth
Ages 7–11
Usborne Big Machines #2
Planes and Helicopters
Clive Gifford
For the child who marvels at every engine in the sky. This beginner's guide explains the mechanics of flight and the his
Ages 5–8
Goodnight, Goodnight, Construction Site
Crane Truck's Opposites
Sherri Duskey Rinker
For toddlers obsessed with diggers and dozers who are ready to explore the world of comparisons during their busy day of
Ages 0–3
Can You Make a Book Out of...?
Can You Make a Book Out of Metal?
Susan B. Katz
For the curious child who wonders how everyday objects are made, this guide introduces the strength and science of metal
Ages 5–8
Usborne See Inside
See Inside Ancient Rome
Katie Daynes
For the curious child who loves to peek behind the scenes, this interactive journey reveals the bustling streets, grand
Ages 6–10
Jed and the Junkyard War #1
Jed and the Junkyard War
Steven Bohls
Jed wakes up on his twelfth birthday to find his parents missing, forcing him to use his wit and determination to naviga
Ages 9–12
Starting Point Science
How Does a Bird Fly?
Kate Woodward
For the curious child who looks at the sky and wonders how heavy birds stay up there. This clear guide simplifies the ph
Ages 4–8
The Ratbridge Chronicles #2
Worse Things Happen at Sea!
Alan Snow
Arthur and a crew of rat-pirates set sail on the Nautical Laundry to find a missing medicine, facing dangerous sea attac
Ages 8–12
Calling All Minds: How to Think and Create Like an Inventor
Temple Grandin
Learn how snowflakes form and why golf balls have dimples as you get hands-on instructions for building your own inventi
Ages 8–12
Fun Facts Picture Book for Kids #9
Sydney
Marilyn Trueluck
For curious young explorers dreaming of far-off places, this photographic guide brings the landmarks and vibrant spirit
Ages 4–10
Let's Find Out About Simple Machines
Inclined Planes
Martha E. H. Rustad
For the curious learner who wants to know how ramps and slides work, this guide shows how simple surfaces help us move h
Ages 4–8
Edge Books: Behind the Scenes
Behind the Scenes of Pro Football
Rebecca Koehn
For the young fan who wonders how a stadium comes to life on game day, this guide explores the many people and jobs that
Ages 8–11
How It Works #2
How the Weather Works
Christiane Dorion
For curious kids who wonder why it rains or how storms form, this hands-on guide uses pop-ups and tabs to reveal the sci
Ages 7–10
The Aquarium Book
George Ancona
Go behind the glass to see how major aquariums build entire underwater worlds for sharks, penguins, and mysterious deep-
Ages 7–11
The Voyage of the Poppykettle
Robert Ingpen
For the child who loves to imagine tiny worlds hidden in plain sight, this beautifully illustrated journey explores the
Ages 7–11
Awesome Engineering
Skyscrapers
Sally Spray
Engineering skill and bold ambition collide in this look at how the world's most fantastical towers have grown taller an
Ages 6–9
Photos That Changed the World #1
Mars Rover: How a Self-Portrait Captured the Power of Curiosity
Danielle Smith-Llera
For the child who wonders how we see worlds beyond our own, this deep dive explores the engineering and clever photograp
Ages 9–12
Frog and Beaver
Simon James
For the child who struggles to share or doesn't realize how their big projects affect others. A gentle lesson on communi
Ages 3–7
Fighting to Survive
Fighting to Survive Underground: Terrifying True Stories
Nancy Dickmann
For the child fascinated by high-stakes survival and the secrets hidden beneath our feet, these true accounts explore th
Ages 8–12
Henry the Bear #2
Henry Builds a Cabin
D.B. Johnson
For the child who values their own way of doing things, even when others don't understand. Discover the beauty of simpli
Ages 4–8