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Building & Engineering Books for Kids – Wonderlit | Wonderlit
2,658 books about building & engineering
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Historic Buildings, Statues and Monuments in the USA
Baby Professor
Over 160 monuments have been removed from American public spaces since 2015, sparking a national conversation about hist
Ages 7–10
The Railway Series #25
Duke the Lost Engine
Rev. W. Awdry
Duke and the other engines of Sodor navigate life on the rails in this installment of the beloved Railway Series.
Ages 4–9
Nory Ryan #3
Water Street
Patricia Reilly Giff
Growing up in a changing neighborhood brings new challenges as a young teen learns to balance her own dreams with the de
Ages 10–14
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Taj Mahal
Caroline Arnold, Madeleine Comora
A 16th-century prince honors his late wife by building one of the world's most beautiful wonders in this lushly illustra
Ages 8–12
Ordinary Genius: The Story of Albert Einstein
Stephanie Sammartino McPherson
For the child who asks 'why' about everything. This biography shows how curiosity and thinking differently can change ho
Ages 7–11
The Evolution of Video Games
Baby Professor
Gaming didn't start with the internet; it began with 1960s hobbyists and the very first home consoles like the Magnavox
Ages 5–9
Lady Liberty Enlightens the World
Baby Professor
For the curious child wanting to know more about the big green statue in New York harbor and what she stands for.
Ages 4–7
Gaudi: Architect of Imagination
Susan B. Katz
Fascinated by the beauty of the crooked line, Catalan artist Antoni Gaudí overcomes life's hurdles to design Barcelona’s
Ages 4–8
Goodnight, Goodnight, Construction Site
Goodnight, Goodnight, Construction Site
Sherri Duskey Rinker
The sun is setting on the construction site, and the big trucks are tucking themselves in to rest for another day of rou
Ages 2–5
The Biggest Bed in the World
Lindsay Camp
For the child in a growing family who feels there just isn't enough room, this playful tale celebrates the chaotic joy o
Ages 3–7
What Can We Take Away from the Renaissance Period?
Baby Professor
A cultural explosion in Florence sparked a rebirth of art and science that pulled Europe out of the Middle Ages and laid
Ages 8–12
The Gilded Wolves #1
The Gilded Wolves
Roshani Chokshi
In 1889 Paris, a band of unlikely experts—including a dancer, a historian, and an engineer—heist their way through a wor
Ages 13–18
Devastating Nuclear Accidents throughout History
Baby Professor
Human actions and natural forces can trigger global catastrophes, from environmental shifts to historical collapses that
Ages 8–12
Effects of Force on Motion and Direction
Baby Professor
For the budding scientist curious about how things move. This introductory guide explains how pushes and pulls change an
Ages 5–8
Sir Cumference #1
Sir Cumference and the First Round Table
Cindy Neuschwander
Carpenters and knights tackle a medieval design dilemma, using diameter and pi to build the perfect table for Camelot in
Ages 6–11
LEGO Mystery #2
The Crash Crystal
J. B. Stamper
Dr. Henry Indiana Jones Jr. embarks on a dangerous archaeological quest in this action-packed mystery filled with puzzle
Ages 6–10
Tom Swift Jr. Adventures #15
Tom Swift and His Deep Sea Hydrodome
Victor Appleton II
High-tech inventions and deep-sea mystery collide in this classic tale of a young inventor pushing the limits of science
Ages 8–12
Red Rocket Readers
Inventions Help Us
Julie Ellis
Science and technology move fast; learn how a single country’s discoveries have shaped 40% of the world's most recognize
Ages 5–7
Biographies
Leonardo da Vinci
Baby Professor
For the budding artist or engineer who loves to tinker and dream. This simple biography introduces the genius who blende
Ages 3–7
Tools to Predict Weather
Baby Professor
For the inquisitive child who wonders why it rains or how we know it will be sunny, this guide introduces the real tools
Ages 4–8
Art History for Kids
The Ancient Roman Art
Baby Professor
From lessons at home to advanced training for politicians, the journey of a Roman student was built on Greek traditions
Ages 5–9
Science of the Past
Science in Ancient Greece
Kathlyn Gay
Ancient philosophers like Aristotle and Pythagoras laid the groundwork for modern science. See how their early discoveri
Ages 8–12
Nugget on the Flight Deck
Patricia Newman
For the child who is fascinated by how airplanes work and the fast-paced world of a carrier deck. Learn the secret lingo
Ages 5–9
One Day Soon
Cristy Burne
For the child who looks at the world and sees what's missing. An uplifting story about a boy who uses his imagination to
Ages 8–12
