Recommended Reads

What is it about?

Forgotten Women: The Scientists (2018) is part of a book series showcasing the amazing contributions  of 48 women each in the fields of arts, writing, leadership, and of course, science. With names most probably haven't heard of, it's a hard-hitting proof of how science is and should belong to everyone.

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Why do we love it?

It’s a very self-aware read – not shying away from the history and reality of who gets remembered but it isn’t a book about victimhood. Rather, it is a fleshing-out of achievements we should already be celebrating. If I ever have kids, I’ll definitely save a copy for them.

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Who is it for?

- History nerds who want more than what an average textbook may explain 
- Teens and Tweens in need of good STEM role models 
- Popular science enthusiasts interested in the historical context of some discoveries.

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Age: 9+

What is it about?

Science is a huge topic, but this friendly book breaks it down into bite-sized chunks, making it an accessible introduction for anyone who wants to find out about this fascinating subject. 

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Why do we love it?

Great book for easy facts! Surely you'll not runout of things to share with your family and friends.

What is it about?

Women in Science highlights the contributions of fifty notable women to the fields of science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) from the ancient to the modern world. 

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Why do we love it?

A visually pleasing read about the remarkable women who changed the world. Some of them even risked their lives. They made their dreams come true to discover things that we use and know today.