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29 books about building & engineering
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The Vanishing of Lake Peigneur
Allan Wolf
For the child who is fascinated by 'what-ifs' and how things work, this tells the jaw-dropping true story of a lake that
Ages 9–13
Max Axiom, Super Scientist
Journey to the Future of Transportation
Ailynn Collins
For the curious child who dreams of what tomorrow looks like, this graphic guide brings the high-tech engineering of fut
Ages 8–12
Science Comics
Computers How Digital Hardware Works
Perry E. Metzger
For the curious child who wonders what actually happens inside their favorite gadgets. This graphic guide demystifies th
Ages 9–13
Maker Girl and Professor Smarts #1
Maker Girl and Professor Smarts
Jasmine Florentine
For the curious child who loves to tinker, build, and solve problems, this high energy adventure celebrates the power of
Ages 7–10
Graphic Library: Graphic History
The Hindenburg Disaster
Matt Doeden
For the middle-grade reader fascinated by history's turning points, this graphic novel brings the final moments of the w
Ages 8–12
Bomb #1
Bomb: The Graphic Novel
Steve Sheinkin
For the child who asks how the modern world began, this cinematic history explores the high-stakes science and moral wei
Ages 10–15
Mismatched
Anne Camlin
For the child feeling out of sync as friendships shift and parents separate, this story finds hope in new hobbies and ev
Ages 8–12
Science Comics
Flying Machines: How the Wright Brothers Soared
Alison Wilgus
For the curious child who loves taking things apart to see how they work, this graphic novel turns the complex physics o
Ages 9–13
The Solvers #2
The Shrinking Setback
Jon Chad
For the child who feels overwhelmed when things go wrong. Leo must stay calm and use his problem-solving skills when his
Ages 8–12
The Treehouse Series #1
The 13-Storey Treehouse
Andy Griffiths
For the child who loves to daydream and finds standard chapters a bit dull. This wildly imaginative adventure celebrates
Ages 7–12
Graphic Library: Inventions and Discovery
Thomas Edison and the Lightbulb
Scott R. Welvaert
For the child who gets frustrated when things don't work the first time, this graphic biography shows how thousands of '
Ages 8–12
CatStronauts #5
CatStronauts: Slapdash Science
Drew Brockington
For the young scientist who loves a good laugh, this cosmic adventure turns a series of wacky experiments into a lesson
Ages 7–10
Maker Comics #1
Build a Robot!
Colleen AF Venable
For the curious tinkerer who loves to take things apart: follow a friendly robot named Toaster through comic-book instru
Ages 9–12
Kitten Construction Company #1
Meet the House Kittens
John Patrick Green
For the child who feels overlooked because of their size or age, this story shows that even the smallest hands can build
Ages 6–9
Space Chasers
Leland Melvin, Joe Caramagna
For the child who thrives in a team and dreams of the stars, this adventure shows how diverse skills and steady nerves s
Ages 8–12
The Unsinkable Walker Bean #1
The Unsinkable Walker Bean
Aaron Renier
For the child who prefers tinkering in a workshop to playing outside, but discovers a hidden well of courage when a love
Ages 8–12
Nathan Hale's Hazardous Tales #2
Big Bad Ironclad!
Nathan Hale
For the history lover who craves action and humor, this graphic novel makes learning about Civil War naval engineering a
Ages 8–12
The Epic Tales of Captain Underpants
The Spooky Tale of the Horrifyingly Haunted Hack-a-ween
Meredith Rusu
For the child who loves tech and spooky surprises, this LEGO adventure follows Jack and Parker as they use their ghost-h
Ages 6–9
Scarlett Hart: Monster Hunter
Marcus Sedgwick
For the child eager to prove they are capable of big things despite their age, this steampunk adventure celebrates grit,
Ages 8–12
Absolute Zeros #1
Camp Launchpad
Greg Smith, Michael Tanner
For the child feeling the weight of high expectations or the need to save something they love while finding their own pl
Ages 8–12
History Comics
The Transcontinental Railroad: Crossing the Divide
Andy Hirsch
For the curious learner who wonders how a massive rail system united a continent. Explore the engineering feats and the
Ages 9–13
Kitten Construction Company #2
A Bridge Too Fur
John Patrick Green
For the child who feels underestimated because of their size or age, this playful adventure shows how big skills and gre
Ages 6–9
Science Comics #16
Robots and Drones: Past, Present, and Future
Mairghread Scott
For the child who constantly asks how things work, this graphic guide explores the history of robots, from ancient mecha
Ages 9–12
Science Comics #12
Skyscrapers: The Heights of Engineering
John Kerschbaum
For the curious child who stares up at the city skyline wondering how those massive buildings don't fall over in the win
Ages 9–13
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