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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+
Max Axiom, Super Scientist
The Science of Hockey
Blake A. Hoena
For the young athlete who wonders how skates glide or why a puck flies, this graphic novel turns the ice rink into a liv
Ages 8–12
Box Tales #3
Super Terrific Showtime!
James Burks
Beatrix and Box are determined to stage a glitzy variety show, but first they must figure out how to find a stage, a cur
Ages 6–9
My Story
Snowy: The Diary of Eva Fischer
Siobhan McHugh
For the child navigating what it means to belong when their heritage feels complicated. Eva's journey explores finding h
Ages 9–13
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12–18 yrs
62 books
The Millicent Quibb School of Etiquette for Young Ladies of Mad Science #1
The Millicent Quibb School of Etiquette for Young Ladies of Mad Science
Kate McKinnon
Three orphaned siblings leave their old lives behind to become the newest students of Professor Millicent Quibb and her
Ages 8–12
Mr. Bear (Merlin) #1
Under the Hood
Merlin
Inside a busy bear mechanic’s garage, look under flaps and fold-out pages to help find Mouse, Crocodile, and Bird while
Ages 2–5
Military Machines at Work
Military Helicopters
E. S. Budd
Big, clear photographs reveal how these powerful machines fly and work in the sky.
Ages 4–8
Terrific Trains
Dennis Shealy
Locomotives rumble to life in this colorful look at freight cars, passenger cabins, and the busy conductors who keep the
Ages 2–5
Job Squad
Foreman Frankie Is Handy
Jenny Goebel
Sing along to a familiar tune while Foreman Frankie and his crew mix concrete and smooth out asphalt to pave a brand-new
Ages 3–5
How We Work #1
A Potter
Douglas Florian
Go behind the pottery wheel to see how a lump of wet clay is shaped, fired, and transformed into a work of art by a skil
Ages 4–8
Machines as Big as Monsters
Paul Stickland
Towering cranes, massive dump trucks, and giant spacecraft loom large in this look at the mechanical titans that build a
Ages 3–7
How We Work #2
An Auto Mechanic
Douglas Florian
Learn about the daily life of an auto mechanic, from the tools they use to the important work of fixing cars.
Ages 3–7
Action Vehicles
Buses in Action
Allison Lassieur
See how these massive machines work, from their complex moving parts and historical origins to the many ways they help p
Ages 5–8
Community Helpers
Truck Drivers
Karen Bush Gibson
Huge rigs and long hauls come to life as you learn about the training, the trucks, and the people who keep the country m
Ages 4–8
Bulldozer and Friends #2
Bulldozer Goes to School
Elise Broach
A little bulldozer feels a lot of jitters about his very first day of school, but he soon finds that new beginnings aren
Ages 5–7
Horrible Science #11
Shocking Electricity
Nick Arnold
Your heart beats because of electricity, and certain eels can deliver a powerful jolt; find out which scientist even sho
Ages 8–12
Sidney #2
Tiny for a Day
Dick Gackenbach
Sidney’s new invention accidentally shrinks his dog and sister, so he steps inside the Mini-Box to see the world from th
Ages 4–8
The Shape of Things
Dayle Ann Dodds
Playful rhymes and vibrant colors transform basic circles and squares into a world of bustling boats and sturdy houses.
Ages 3–6
Donald Crews Transportation & Concepts
We Read: A to Z
Donald Crews
Letters become vivid concepts through graphic art, helping you see how the alphabet can describe the world in unexpected
Ages 2–5
Mouse Alphabet #1
Mouse Letters
Jim Arnosky
A determined little mouse encounters one funny mishap after another while trying to build the alphabet out of sticks fou
Ages 3–6
Speedy Publishing Big Books
Big Book of Trains
Speedy Publishing LLC
The roar of the engine and the classic designs of famous locomotives come to life in this big, photographic look at trai
Ages 2–5
Young Trailblazers: The Book of Black Inventors and Scientists
M.J. Fievre
For the child who asks how things work and wants to see themselves in the history of innovation. This guide celebrates B
Ages 8–12
The Cloud Chamber
Joyce Maynard
Nate channels his grief and anger into a high-stakes school science project after his family is shunned by their small M
Ages 12–16
Rescuing Titanic: A True Story of Quiet Bravery in the North Atlantic (Hidden Histories series)
Flora Delargy
The Carpathia races through the ice-cold North Atlantic in a desperate, heroic attempt to rescue the survivors of the si
Ages 8–12
Tiny Jumper: How Tiny Broadwick Created the Parachute Rip Cord
Candy Dahl
Leaping from hot air balloons and airplanes, Tiny Broadwick braved the skies to invent the parachute rip cord and change
Ages 4–8
