Rosie Revere's Big Project Book for Bold Engineers (The Questioneers) Paperback – Picture Book, April 4, 2017

Got this as a gift along with the story book for my niece. Is a really good companion piece to get kids thinking about their own experiments, and using their imagination. Love that there is an element of science to this - especially since it is geared towards girls.I also like how they can start building things with everyday objects in the house - like paper towel rolls - and does not necessarily require a lot of crazy supplies.

This is an adorable workbook. We first saw it at the library but wanted to be able to do all the activities so we bought our own copies. My kids love this series of books, and the challenges and activities in the workbooks are a great addition.

Just gave this to my daughter for her 9th birthday. Has so many cool activities and projects to get her thinking & creating! Great book.

An excellent add on to the main book. Highly recommend to anyone trying to encourage STEM in children. My grandchildren (boy & girls) each have this and love it. Mostly drawing projects - provide an example of something and the child draws something that relates to it.

I adore this book! What a fantastic way to introduce engineering and Rosie Riviter(sp).

My granddaughter requested this for Christmas. She loves the series. I'm glad that now there are books for girls who want to be engineers like Daddy. Times have changed for the better!

Nice projects for parents to help kindergartners and up do. There is a lot of reading in a smaller print-suitable for grade three and up. I purchased this for my 6 yo granddaughter under the advice of her mom. Her parents and 8 1/2 yo big sister-a higher level reader- can read it for her. A must buy to go along with this is the story book. It is part of a series I recommend highly.

I got this for my niece and nephew because they have an Aunt Rose and they love it! This book is so cute and really encourages individuality, creativity, and perseverance despite a first failure. Loved the detail in the illustrations as well.