Machines and How Things Work Books

If you've been to New York you've probably seen the Empire State Building yourself. You've probably felt a great sense of awe as you look at this huge infrastructure. If you want to know how it was created then you better open this book today. Let's make...

Did you know that machines are not the only generators of electricity? Nature is also a great source of natural electricity and in this book you will find out how that happens. How does nature create electricity and in what forms? You'll be surprised to...

Today let's meet Thomas Edison and know him as the man with 1093 patents. Looking at the number of patents you can already tell that Edison was a brilliant inventor. Reading his story will probably give you the boost of self confidence that you need to...

An aircraft needs an aircraft carrier in the same way that an aircraft carrier has been built specifically for an aircraft. This book will not just teach you about this powerful duo but will also instill in your mind how connected certain technologies...

Read about the industrial revolution but without getting bored with all the details. This history book for kids effectively covers the major events from the early 1700s to the1900s. The choice of words have been updated specifically for sixth graders...

You know cars. You rode in one. But do you know super cars? These are cars that can go very fast. They're made with more "muscle" and are therefore much more expensive than your regular cars. This book will take you behind the scenes of the production of...

If you have a child who likes race cars then this book should go in his collection. Aside from beautiful pictures the book also contains information explaining how cars work. By combining design with facts we create a book that will feed the brain with...

Have you ever wondered who built the tall buildings around the world? Some buildings are so tall that if you stood on the rooftop of the building you could possibly touch an airplane flying by. Have you ever wondered who built the bridges that cars...

Discover Science! Learn all about the field of science and scientific research in this level 4 reader. Featuring photographs and high quality illustrations, kids will learn about science labs, science tools, and what scientists study. From the atom to...

Discover Series Books for Babies & Toddlers Is your child fascinated with the armed forces? Want to share a family history of patriotism and service? MILITARY is the first in a series of Discover Series picture books featuring photographs of objects...

Discover Series Books for Babies & Toddlers Get ready for some rough and tumble trucks! In this Discover Series title, 28 tractors, excavators, forklifts and more are featured in big, colorful photographs on white backgrounds. Each page features a...

What is your favorite machine? In My Favorite Machine: Cranes, young readers will learn all about cranes. This book introduces kids to the different types of cranes, how they work and what they do. Sample Text: Cranes lift and move big and heavy...

Here is the story of one of the most influential early locomotives in America, the John Bull. Imported from England in 1831, this amazing workhorse was used to help build and then run the first successful New Jersey railroad, the Camden & Amboy...

Farm to Factory. Cow to Customer. Grass to Glass!Book 2 of the Pilly the Pelican Book Series takes us on a fun, rhyming journey through the ‘Dairy Chain’ in twenty-eight marvellous illustrations that teach readers about the making of milk...

If you are curious about Artificial Intelligence and wish to dig a little more than what other “AI intro” books can show you, or if you are a parent and would like to prepare your child for the age of Artificial Intelligence, then this book...

Join 18 amazing moms in an empowering, informative, and fun lesson about women in STEM and service careers!Mighty Mommies and Their Amazing Jobs is an engaging and easy-to-read rhyming picture book that teaches children about STEM careers (doctor,...

This time, let's learn to measure light. This science book will teach your fifth grader that light is an energy form that can be measured using wavelengths, cycle and frequency. Also included in the discussion are the characteristics of white light such...

Can you tell asteroids, meteors and comets apart? Focus on their characteristics and you should! This book will give you information on the identifying characteristics of asteroids, meteors and comets. At the end of this book, you should be able to...

Want to become a superhero?Well, it takes more than just brute strength and a radioactive spider to get you to the top of the superhero world.You need knowledge of science, mechanics, physics, and even design if you want to stand beside your favorite...

So many of us grew up hating science because of the way it was taught. If we want kids to get excited about STEM (science, technology, engineering, and math), we need to connect that learning to real-world power and discovery. KID POWER! follows two...

Construction is an incredible thing that shapes the world around us. Because of construction, we have amazing spaces-schools, stadiums, houses, and MORE-which we use every day. Construction can get loud and messy, and projects may take a long time. But...

Come on, partner, we’ll round up coffee beans. I see them beans in my dreams. They make De-Lightfull stuff. Irish coffee with whip cream fluff. Coffee hot, coffee cold. Coffee to stay, coffee to go.Coffee cake, coffee pie...

Les enfants adorent les machines grosses et lourdes. Surtout quand ils font beaucoup de bruit sur le chantier !Montrez à votre enfant ce qui est utilisé pour le travail du bois, la construction de routes et le déplacement de grandes quantités de...

In an effort to encourage J & J's curiosity, Author Kemberley Portis began a Saturday ritual. Saturday mornings were officially dedicated to STEM projects. After seeing J & J's reactions and how much they were learning from their fun-filled...

The Facts of Life, Part 1: Home Life, The School, Travelling, Plants (1904) is a book written by Victor Betis. The book is a comprehensive guide that provides information about various aspects of life, including home life, school, travelling, and plants...

In this illustrated book, students are introduced to the concepts of energy, electrons and electrical energy. They learn about voltage, current and resistance, and Ohm's law, which relates to all three. Students learn where the energy to light the light...

Pierce Robinson was born on May 26, 2015. He was happy and healthy from the start. On February 4,2017, Pierce contracted bacterial meningitis. He defied all odds and survived after 75 days in thehospital, 12 of which were in a medically induced coma...

From the first computing machine, to smart devices, to the cloud, and the need for cybersecurity, the development of computer science has been an exciting and fast-paced development that affects the lives of all. The author uses the familiar comic book...

Let's go to Jupiter today! This educational book is filled with wonderful facts about the largest planet in the Solar System. Your child will love the colors and the selection of texts laid out in this book. Read about random facts to help widen your...

What are conductors and insulators? This electricity book for kids will teach the difference and purpose of each of these. Because of the age-appropriate selection and presentation of information, this book will make a prime resource for introduction and...

Is it true that Black Holes suck everything that comes near it? It's time to learn the truths and the myths behind these mysterious giants in outer space. It's interesting to know that even if our scientists only know a portion of the truth about Black...

Meet Cre the Scientist and learn how STEM inspires her and her friends! STEM Inspires Me is a children's picture book that teaches the many ways we use STEM and highlights fun, unique careers in STEM such as Food Scientists,...

After a general description of what renewable energy sources are, here's a specific discussion of wind, solar and hydro energy. Empower your children with the knowledge required to care for the environment. This book will make an excellent resource for...

Everybody gets thrilled when hearing about an eclipse happening. It gets broadcasted in the news and people actually look up at the sky, waiting. But for children to better appreciate what an eclipse is, proper introduction needs to be in place first...

You enjoy watching movies, don't you? But have you ever wondered how they are made? How are animations created, and pictures and sounds synced? This book is going to be a thrilling addition to the collection of your future professional movie makers. Help...

It's the age of technology. Pictures can be manipulated so you photography skills go hand in hand with your photoshop skills. This book for kids will outline the basics not just in photography manipulation but also in web design. This is an interesting...

Light truly is amazing... This children's book touches on the very basics of common everyday interactions with light and the electromagnetic spectrum. We use different forms of light every day and don't even know it. Visible light is a very tiny part of...

A practical guide to building model engines and machines for young boys. Written in a clear and engaging style, A. Frederick Collins provides step-by-step instructions and illustrations for assembling and operating various engine models, from steam...

Get up to speed on the latest developments in machinery and millwork with this comprehensive guide. The book includes detailed schematics and practical advice on building and maintaining mill machinery.This work has been selected by scholars as being...

La ciencia es genial.Pero, ¿sabe su hijo eso?Este libro les mostrará el camino.Del autor recomendado por NSTA, este libro ilustrado STEM con ilustraciones creativas, para niños de 4 a 9 años de edad, cambiará el punto...

Discover the fascinating world of artificial intelligence and ChatGPT in this engaging and educational e-book for 5th graders! Dive into the realm of prompts, where you'll learn how to effectively communicate with AI language models like ChatGPT. Explore...

Imagine a world where distances felt infinite, ideas couldn't be replicated en masse, darkness consumed nights, and a fever could spell the end. It's a world nearly unrecognizable to us today, thanks to inventions that have crafted the very fabric of our...