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Author Reshma Saujani is committed to inspiring girls to learn to code. This book contains real-life stories of women who work in computer science at places like Pixar and NASA. They also show you that coding can be fun and useful in many different fields. 

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Ara and her sidekick droid set out to solve a BIG problem and encounter many trailblazers along the way.

The son of freed slaves, Garrett Morgan left his family farm at 14 and became a successful businessman and inventor. His ultimate test comes when 20 men are trapped in a collapsed tunnel.

Derek’s parents surprise him with a new laptop but they remove all the games and it cannot connect to the internet. So Derek takes matters into his own hands, learns to code and create games with a little help from his friends.

So you want to try coding? This book will help you get started, one step at a time. Let your imagination run wild and come up with your own ways to combine technology and programming and develop your own programs.

Coding Projects in Scratch has lots of projects and games that can be completed in Scratch. This is a good Scratch programming starter, with step by step instructions and lots of coding examples.

This exciting series from National Geographic follows Cruz Coronado as he attends Explorer Academy, learns all about science, technology, engineering and math and travels the globe on his many adventures.

It's a big universe and this book will teach you about the technology the astronauts use to explore the stars.

Use simple word problems to build math skills and make delicious desserts.

Katherine Johnson always excelled at math, allowing her to skip grades and work with professors when she was still young. Despite her skills, she faced discrimination because of her gender and race. She was able to overcome these with grit and determination to become a mathematician at NASA. She worked on many of their large projects, including the launch of Apollo 11, the spacecraft that put man on the moon.

Learn how engineers use innovation and the engineering design process to solve real-world problems.

A magic ring brings Zoe's favorite horror movie monster to life. Even though they are friends, they find that more monsters have been brought to their world and they are not all nice. Now Zoe has to use talents of inventing and building robots to save the world along with her new monster friend.

Round up the family and head to your backyard to experiment and learn physics, chemistry, biology and more!