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Building & Engineering
Building & Engineering Books for Kids – Wonderlit | Wonderlit
2,758 books about building & engineering
0–3 yrs
551 books
4–7 yrs
1299 books
8–11 yrs
857 books
Age
0–2
3–5
6–8
9–12
13+
Little Robot Alone
Patricia MacLachlan, Emily MacLachlan Charest
Life is a bit too quiet for Little Robot, so he decides to use his tools and resourceful thinking to build his very own
Ages 4–7
A True Book: Experiments
Experiments with Electricity
Susan H. Gray
The most fascinating thing you'll learn is how to create your own booms and pops while uncovering the shocking mysteries
Ages 8–11
Star Wars Science
What Would It Take to Make an Energy Blade?
Roberta Baxter
For the Star Wars fan who wonders if they can build a real lightsaber: this book explores the science of lasers and plas
Ages 8–12
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12–18 yrs
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Bizzy Bear
Big Building Book
Benji Davies
For the little one who stops at every construction fence to watch the diggers, this oversized board book brings the busy
Ages 2–5
Fingerlings
Collector's Handbook: Friendship @ Your Fingertips
Julia March
For the young fan of Heartlake City who wants to dive deep into the lives of the five friends while exploring the values
Ages 6–9
The LEGO Movie
Emmet's Guide to Being Awesome
Ace Landers
Emmet shares his upbeat philosophy on life, offering tips on friendship and travel based on his block-busting adventures
Ages 6–10
Castles
Laura Buller
For the curious learner who loves history, this visual guide brings medieval life to life through stunning photography,
Ages 8–12
Simple Machines
Let's Find Wedges
Wiley Blevins
For curious kids who love to take things apart and see how they work, this book reveals how simple wedges like axes and
Ages 5–8
Otis and Will Discover the Deep
Barb Rosenstock
Two determined pioneers climb into a tiny metal sphere to attempt a record-breaking, suspenseful first dive into the pit
Ages 4–9
Machines at Home
Gareth Adamson
For the curious child who wonders how things work, this guide reveals the hidden mechanical history behind the gadgets w
Ages 7–11
Usborne Science & Experiments
Science with Batteries
Paul Shipton
For the curious child who loves to tinker, this hands-on guide turns household items into a laboratory for exploring how
Ages 6–10
The LEGO Ninjago Movie
The Making of the Movie
Tracey Miller-Zarneke
For the young builder or aspiring artist who wonders how their favorite movies come to life, this visual guide explores
Ages 8–14
How'd They Do That?
How Did Robots Land on Mars?
Clara MacCarald
For the curious student fascinated by how things work, this guide reveals the engineering secrets behind landing a robot
Ages 8–11
Early Bird Physics
Levers
Michael Dahl
For the curious child who wants to know how heavy things are moved easily, this book reveals the hidden science of lever
Ages 5–8
Marvel Cinematic Universe: The Official Graphic Novels #1
Iron Man
Alex Irvine
For the child who loves tech and action, this story explores how taking responsibility for our mistakes can turn a perso
Ages 8–12
The Usborne Book of
Diggers and Cranes
Caroline Young
Powerful mechanical arms reach for the sky and heavy buckets bite into the earth in this detailed look at how digging ma
Ages 3–7
Great Lives
Invention and Technology
Milton Lomask
For the child who constantly asks how things work, this historical guide explores the brilliant minds and mechanical bre
Ages 10–15
Lynn Curlee's Wonders of the World
Rushmore
Lynn Curlee
A patriotic shrine rises from the rock as artist Gutzon Borglum tackles the massive engineering challenge of carving a m
Ages 8–12
The Washington Monument Myths, Legends, and Facts
Robert David Murray
For the curious student who loves uncovering the truth behind history: this guide helps young readers separate tall tale
Ages 7–10
1, 2, 3 #1
If You Had a Jetpack
Lisl H. Detlefsen
Two rabbit brothers strap on a high-flying invention to see just how much good they can do when they have a jetpack and
Ages 3–7
Rigby Literacy
How Did They Do That?
Charles Hirsch, Susan Meyers
For the curious child who wonders how bread is made or how a bridge is built, this reader uses simple language to explai
Ages 5–8
Goodnight, Goodnight, Construction Site #6
Road Crew, Coming Through!
Sherri Duskey Rinker
Seven new road-building trucks join the famous construction crew to level, pave, and paint a massive brand-new superhigh
Ages 3–5
Henry Ford and the Model T
Michael O'Hearn
The invention of the assembly line and the rise of the iconic Model T come to life in this fast-paced graphic history of
Ages 8–12
Edge Books: Cross-Section
The AH-64 Apache Helicopter
Ole Steen Hansen
For the child fascinated by how things work, this guide explores the engineering and history of one of the world's most
Ages 7–12
