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How Things Work: Great STEM Books for 8-12 Year Olds

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By David Macaulay Verified, Roma Agrawal, Katie Hickey, Avalon Nuovo
| Five Books
First up is the wonderful, encyclopaedic The Way Things Work by David Macaulay. It is full of hand-drawn illustrations and features a mammoth as a recurring motif, adding humour to all the explanations.
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New books show how and why humans create structures

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By Larissa Theule, Steve Light, Roma Agrawal, Katie Hickey
| The Washington Post Verified
Whether scraping the sky, burrowing into the ground, or connecting one piece of land to another, structures need to be stable and secure to last even a year. Here are three books that look at the history of man-made buildings, tunnels, bridges and more from three different perspectives. The first focuses on the world's most widely used building material. The second explains how some of the world's most formidable structures have been designed and constructed.
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Happy: A Beginner’s Book of Mindfulness

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By Nicola Edwards, Katie Hickey
| Today's Kids in Motion Verified
This poetically-written introduction to mindfulness touches upon feeling, discovering, smelling, listening, and things that bring the world to life. With every soothing read and practice, children are better equipped to understand and control their own emotions. Random House Children’s Books
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