While it’s always awesome to journey to lands of imagination and impossibility in children’s books, there’s also a ton of fun to be found in real-life histories and far-out facts! For middle grade readers who love checking out thrilling stories of true events or files that reveal the mysteries of the universe, here are a … Continue reading Adventures in Space and History with New Middle Grade Nonfiction!
Did you know that it is Worldwide Creativity and Innovation Week? Inspired by the work and life of Leonardo da Vinci, this week celebrates the new ideas, innovations, and collaborations that improve the world and the people living on it. Naturally, that makes it a great time to highlight some STEM books for kiddos! One … Continue reading Worldwide Creativity and Innovation Week: THE SPARK EXPERIMENT (Matthew K. Manning & Matthew Loux)
Can you believe that Ruth Spiro’s iconic Baby Loves Science board book series is turning 10 years old this year? Our family practically grew up with this awesome collection (our first was Baby Loves Quarks! back in 2016), which now boasts 26 titles and over 1 million copies sold. With a colorful and playful approach … Continue reading Baby Loves Science Series Turns 10!
STEM is everywhere, and one great way to get little readers invested in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics is to show them how these concepts inform their interests. For instance, if your kiddo is a fan of F1 racing, you can take a break from the Japanese Grand Prix this weekend to check out Formula … Continue reading FORMULA FAST (Matt Ralphs, illus. by Dragan Kordić)
It’s been an exciting start to March this week, especially because it kicks off Women’s History Month! We’ll be posting all month about books that celebrate the contributions of women to our past, present, and future, and we’re starting with women in STEM! There are so many amazing books that feature female scientific minds and … Continue reading Women’s History Month: Women in STEM!
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