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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
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My Vehicles #1
My Fire Engine
Michael Rex
For the child who loves everything about fire trucks and dreams of being a hero. This book bridges play and reality thro
Ages 3–6
Physics Superpowers
The Gravity: Newton's Universal Law of Gravitation
Booksgeek
For the inquisitive child who wonders why things fall down instead of up, this guide introduces Isaac Newton and the inv
Ages 8–12
Earth Science for Kids
Earthquakes! An Earthshaking Book on the Science of Plate Tectonics
Prodigy Wizard
For the curious child asking why the ground shakes or how mountains form. This guide simplifies the powerful forces of p
Ages 6–10
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Flying Firefighters
Gary Hines
Smoke rises from the trees, and the helicopters are taking off. See how brave firefighters take to the sky to drop water
Ages 4–8
Scholastic News Nonfiction Readers
A Very Busy Firehouse
Alyse Sweeney
Firefighters must race against the clock to get their gear ready and save the day; see exactly how they use their equipm
Ages 5–8
Icarus Swinebuckle
Michael Garland
Icarus the pig takes to the air in this humorous and beautifully illustrated twist on a classic tale of flight and ambit
Ages 4–8
Jack and the Missing Piece
Pat Schories
For the child who struggles when a playful pet or sibling accidentally ruins their hard work, this story models patience
Ages 3–6
Usborne Young Reading
The Wooden Horse
Russell Punter
For the child who loves outsmarting problems, this clear retelling of the Trojan Horse shows how clever thinking can win
Ages 5–8
STEM Trailblazer Bios
Theoretical Physicist Brian Greene
Matt Doeden
Meet the world-renowned scientist who uses string theory to unlock the deepest mysteries of how our universe is put toge
Ages 9–13
Bernice Buttman, Model Citizen
Niki Lenz
Bernice is a self-proclaimed bully, but life changes fast when she is sent to live in a tiny town with her aunt, who hap
Ages 8–12
Turtle and Snake #6
Turtle and Snake Fix It
Kate Spohn
Armed with a brand-new set of tools, Turtle tries to help Snake with home repairs, but every fix leads to a hilarious me
Ages 4–6
Patty Wolcott First Read-By-Myself Books
The Marvelous Mud Washing Machine
Patty Wolcott
For the child who loves getting messy and the parent who wants to make bath time a playful adventure. A fun way to celeb
Ages 3–6
Worm
Just Right
Kathy Caple
Worm spends his day comparing himself to others and finding joy in the simple things, like building towers and watching
Ages 3–6
Albert Einstein and Relativity for Kids
Jerome Pohlen
Uncover how a patent clerk changed our understanding of time and space, featuring archival photos and the real-life stor
Ages 9–15
Wells of Knowledge Science Series #4
Can You Count to a Googol?
Robert E. Wells
Travel from millions and billions all the way to a googol to see how many atoms make up the universe and how long ago th
Ages 6–10
When Did Man First Go to Space? History of Space Explorations
For the curious student who wonders how humans ever reached the stars. This guide traces the journey from early rockets
Ages 8–12
Cool Experiments on Static Electricity
For the child who loves to ask "how does that work?" and wants to turn their kitchen into a laboratory using everyday ob
Ages 7–12
The Adventures of Kitt and Gianna
Paris, France
Devin Kerzich
For the curious young explorer eager to see the world, this vibrant guide introduces the magic of the City of Light thro
Ages 3–8
Curious George Apple Harvest
H. A. Rey
For the child curious about how things work, join George at an orchard to discover the hands-on magic of autumn harvests
Ages 4–7
Lele the Great #1
Lele the Great Chemist
Theresa Wendland
For the child who asks "why" about everything and wants to know how the world works. Lele shows that anyone can be a sci
Ages 4–8
Kings of the Castle
Victoria Turnbull
George sets out to build a sandcastle that would make a monster jealous, only to have his evening transformed by a meeti
Ages 3–7
Modern US History Explained
How The US Became One of the World's Superpowers
Baby Professor
For the student curious about why the United States plays such a big role on the global stage. This guide breaks down hi
Ages 7–10
Science Experiments for Kids
Let's Play the Mad Scientist!
Baby Professor
For the child who asks how the world works and wants to turn your kitchen into a laboratory using everyday items and sim
Ages 6–10
History's Big Questions
Did the World War II Spies Have Super Cool Gadgets?
History's Big Questions
For the curious middle-grader fascinated by secret agents and history, this book reveals the mind-blowing gadgets and hi
Ages 8–12
