Designed to inspire curiosity, this award-winning children's book helps diverse kids see themselves as inventors. Abby has had enough - whenever she colors, her crayons snap in two. Ugh!! Why do all crayons break?! Fueled by her frustration, Abby invents the world's first UNBREAKABLE CRAYONS. She even gets a patent to prove it! Through Abby's failures and eventual success, she playfully introduces young readers to Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts and Math (STEM). Purdue University selected Abby Invents as a book that promotes problem-solving in kids, ages 4-9. "This encouraging story follows young Abby's innovative journey, demonstrating how inventors must follow their curiosity, be persistent to overcome obstacles and think creatively to develop solutions." - National Inventor's Hall of Fame Top Awards & Press:
2019 Purdue University Engineering Gift Guide
2020 National Inventor's Hall of Fame Best Children's Books to Celebrate Diversity in STEM Author, Dr. Arlyne Simon, has another book, "Abby Invents The Foldibot". Don't miss it. Love Abby Invents? Check out www.abbyinvents.com for signed copies and other merch like STEM Trading Cards.
2019 Purdue University Engineering Gift Guide
2020 National Inventor's Hall of Fame Best Children's Books to Celebrate Diversity in STEM Author, Dr. Arlyne Simon, has another book, "Abby Invents The Foldibot". Don't miss it. Love Abby Invents? Check out www.abbyinvents.com for signed copies and other merch like STEM Trading Cards.