Front cover of the children's book 'Engineering for Curious Kids' featuring a bright yellow background with colorful illustrations of engineering concepts, tools, and structures.
An open book spread showing educational pages about bridges, with text sections on types of bridge, engineering decisions, building a bridge, and radial footbridges, plus several bridge illustrations and a small color swatch panel.

Engineering for Curious Kids: An Illustrated Introduction to Building Machines and Amazing Structures!

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Discover how the world works with this brilliantly illustrated guide to engineering! From towering skyscrapers to cutting-edge microchips, young explorers aged 8-12 will uncover the innovations that power our modern world.

This engaging hardback brings engineering to life through vibrant full-color illustrations, dynamic diagrams, and clear explanations. Explore essential topics including bridge construction, urban design, circuit engineering, aeronautics, and tomorrow's technological frontiers. Learn about landmark breakthroughs in engineering history and the scientific principles that drive real-world innovations—from powering cities to designing life-saving medicines.

Perfect for curious minds ready to understand the engineering marvels around them, this book transforms complex concepts into accessible, inspiring learning experiences that spark a lifelong passion for building and innovation.

Author: Chris Oxlade; Illustrator: Alex Foster.

Hardback, 128 pages.

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