The best 15 Science For Kids books

The Bacteria Book by Steve Mould is an engaging and informative exploration of the world of bacteria. From the history of their discovery to their incredible diversity and the important roles they play in our lives, this book provides a fascinating journey into the microscopic realm. With colorful illustrations and easy-to-understand explanations, it offers a captivating look at these tiny organisms and their impact on the world around us.

Grandmother Fish by Jonathan Tweet introduces the concept of evolution to young children in a fun and engaging way. Through colorful illustrations and simple text, the book tells the story of our ancient ancestors and how all living things, including us, have evolved over millions of years. It's a great way to start conversations about science and our place in the natural world.

Pink Is for Blobfish by Jess Keating explores the fascinating world of pink animals, challenging the stereotype that pink is just a "girly" color. Through engaging illustrations and fun facts, the book introduces readers to unique creatures like the pink fairy armadillo and the roseate spoonbill, showcasing the diversity and wonder of the natural world.

A Nest Is Noisy is a beautifully illustrated book that explores the diverse and intricate world of nests. From the smallest bee's nest to the largest eagle's nest, the book delves into the fascinating ways in which different animals build their homes. With engaging text and stunning visuals, it offers a captivating journey into the natural world.

Cloudette by Tom Lichtenheld tells the story of a small, fluffy cloud who discovers that being little doesn't mean she can't make a big difference. Through determination and creativity, Cloudette finds her own unique way to help others and prove that size doesn't matter when it comes to making an impact.

How to Be Good at Science, Technology, and Engineering by DK provides a comprehensive guide for young learners to develop their skills in these fields. Filled with engaging explanations, fun activities, and real-life examples, this book aims to ignite curiosity and inspire the next generation of scientists and engineers.

A Stone Sat Still by Brendan Wenzel is a beautiful picture book that explores the concept of perspective. Through stunning illustrations and lyrical prose, it invites readers to see the world from different points of view and appreciate the interconnectedness of all living things. It is a gentle reminder to slow down and take notice of the wonders around us.

What Should Danny Do? by Adir Levy is an interactive children's book that empowers kids to make choices and see the consequences of those choices. Through a series of stories, the book allows young readers to decide what Danny should do in various situations, teaching them about responsibility and the power of their decisions.

The Story of Snow by Mark Cassino is a captivating exploration of the science behind snowflakes. Filled with beautiful photographs and clear explanations, the book delves into the unique formation of snow crystals and the incredible diversity of shapes they can take. It's a perfect blend of art and science that will leave readers in awe of the intricate beauty of snow.

The Secret Lake by Karen Inglis is a captivating children's book that follows siblings Stella and Tom as they stumble upon a hidden time portal in their new neighborhood. Transported to the past, they uncover a family mystery and race against time to set things right. Filled with adventure, friendship, and a touch of magic, this enchanting tale will keep young readers hooked from beginning to end.

Water Is Water by Miranda Paul and illustrated by Jason Chin is a captivating children's book that explores the various forms and functions of water. Through beautiful illustrations and poetic language, the book takes young readers on a journey through the water cycle, showing how water can transform from rain to steam to ice. It is a delightful and educational read that will leave kids with a newfound appreciation for the wonders of water.

The Curious Kid's Science Book by Asia Citro is a hands-on guide to exploring the wonders of science. With over 100 creative and engaging activities, this book encourages children to ask questions, make predictions, and conduct experiments to uncover the fascinating world of science. From exploring the properties of water to creating homemade slime, this book is perfect for young scientists eager to learn and discover.

Birding Is My Favorite Video Game by Rosemary Mosco is a delightful exploration of the world of birdwatching. Through charming illustrations and humorous anecdotes, the book highlights the excitement and joy of observing birds in their natural habitats. It offers valuable insights into the behavior and characteristics of various bird species, making it a must-read for both seasoned birders and anyone curious about the avian world.

Science Comics: Solar System by Rosemary Mosco takes readers on an entertaining and educational journey through our cosmic neighborhood. Through colorful illustrations and engaging storytelling, the book explores the planets, moons, and other celestial bodies that make up our solar system. It's a perfect blend of fun and facts that will captivate readers of all ages.

Science Comics: Plagues by Falynn Koch explores the fascinating world of infectious diseases and their impact on human history. Through engaging illustrations and storytelling, the book delves into the science behind various plagues, from the Black Death to modern-day pandemics, while also shedding light on the efforts to prevent and control these deadly outbreaks.