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- Lemonade in Winter, Emily Jenkins. Age Range: 3-7 years. What’s one of the first rules of creating a product? Give the people what they want. And really, when they want it.
- What Do You Do with a Problem? , Kobi Yamada. Ages: 4-8 years. All businesses exist because they solve a problem. First, they find a problem, or perhaps stumble into it, and then they see that it is actually an opportunity to make something, offer something, or do something, that will make the problem go away.
- Rosie Revere, Engineer, Andrea Beaty. Ages: 5-7 years. Does your kid love to make things out of what the rest of us consider trash? This book might be for them!
- Lulu Walks the Dogs, Judith Viorst. Age Range: 6-10 years. This book drives home the point that a (successful) entrepreneur’s journey is hardly ever walked alone.
May 28, 2024 · This article features biographies that are both informative and engaging for young readers, showcasing individuals from various fields who exemplify tenacity.
2 days ago · This book introduces children to Dr. Temple Grandin, an animal scientist who revolutionized humane livestock handling while navigating the challenges of autism. Her story is one of resilience and ...
May 8, 2024 · Christian biographies help kids consider their own faith, walk with Jesus, and the impact their witness may one day have on others–and on history. Elementary-aged kids need middle grade resources that are fun, a little sassy, and that teach valuable lessons.
May 25, 2024 · Here's everything you need to know about participating in Barnes & Noble's Summer Reading Program, where kids can get a free book after they've completed others.
May 28, 2024 · Explore the best books about U.S. presidents for kids aged 8-14. Engaging biographies and history books perfect for Presidents Day learning.
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May 16, 2024 · The program, which aims to provide free books to children ages five and under, was inspired by Parton's father, who was unable to read or write she was growing up—fueling the singer's own...
