The Questioneers series is a celebration of STEM, perseverance, and passion. Like its characters, Iggy Peck, Rosie Revere, and Ada Twist, every budding architect, engineer, scientist, mathematician, and leader, will become inspired to solve everyday mysteries and come to think more critically about their world. Most importantly, they will learn that despite inevitable difficulty in achieving success, they should always continue to “Read. Question. Think.”—and never give up on their dreams.

Andrea Beaty is the author of Iggy Peck, Architect; Rosie Revere, Engineer; and Ada Twist, Scientist; among other children’s titles. She is an advocate for STEM and her books have been read around the globe and in space on board the International Space Station. She lives just outside Chicago. Visit her online at andreabeaty.com and on Twitter.

 

David Roberts has illustrated many children’s books, including Iggy Peck, Architect; Rosie Revere, Engineer; and Ada Twist, Scientist. He lives in London where, when not drawing, he likes to make hats. Visit him online on Tumblr and Instagram.

Praise for the Questioneers

A winner for storytime reading and for young children interested in STEM activities.

School Library Journal

Picture Books

Written in irresistible rhyming text and illustrated in playful art, the Questioneers picture books are where it all began. Charming and witty, they introduce the students in Miss Greer’s second-grade class who are very curious, imaginative, and persistent—and determined to follow their passion in the field of STEM.

Project Books

Iggy, Rosie, and Ada take readers through a multitude of engaging STEM activities and projects—from drafting and doodling, building and blueprints to designing a better bicycle and constructing a solar oven. These project books teach problem-solving and creative-thinking skills while also providing opportunities for their readers to try new things and celebrate the inevitable flops along the way.

Chapter Books

New readers can dive even deeper into the creative, inventive, and experimental worlds of Iggy, Rosie, and Ada. With richer and more complex stories surrounding the kids in Miss Greer’s class, these books will help fans make the transition to independent reading that much easier, while continuing to pique their interest in the fields of STEM.

 

 

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