Can Children's Literature Inspire Future Engineers?

In summary, children's literature has the potential to inspire and cultivate future engineers by introducing them to concepts in a fun and engaging way. Through books and stories, children can learn about problem-solving, creativity, and the importance of curiosity and imagination in the field of engineering. By sparking an interest in STEM subjects at a young age, children's literature can play a crucial role in inspiring the next generation of engineers.
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Hello those who are reading!

I have just graduated with my undergraduate Bachelors degree in Civil Engineering with a 3.4 GPA. I currently work for a large civil construction company as a field engineer. I have written and published a Children's book about engineering called "Roxy the Fox and the Tree Truss Bridge". I am looking to start my masters soon.
 
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