Calling all girls who are passionate about the world of STEM! Do you get inspired when you see other girls and women in STEM fields? What’s so amazing about females taking on jobs in STEM is that it empowers other females. 

If you find yourself needing some motivation, inspiration, or just a good read, be sure to check out these books! The following books are all about women in STEM and are sure to empower you to shoot for the stars! The following books have been separated by appropriate grade level to make finding the right book easier.

Kindergarten to Third Grade

Do you like stories about scientists? Are you curious about the world? Then be sure to check out Ada Twist, Scientist! This story is about a young girl, Ada, who loves to explore the world using science. In this book, you will find yourself questioning new things just as Ada does, which will only spark a new found curiosity!

Are you an animal lover? Then Swimming With Sharks: The Daring Discoveries of Eugenie Clark is the book for you! In this story you can expect to dive into the world of sharks as Eugenie fulfills her lifelong fascination with sharks by becoming a marine biologist! 

Fourth to Sixth Grade

Are you interested in how science affects everyday life? The Fourteenth Goldfish is a story that explores the themes of family, friendship, death, life and all the possibilities through science! The main character is a fifth grader named Ellie and you will be sure to feel inspired by the end of it.

Do you want to know about women in science? This book features 50 Fearless Pioneers Who Changed the World! You will find volcanologists, mathematicians, chemists, and more! The women featured in this book date back from A.D. 400 to present day! Get ready to expand your horizons in these awesome fields.  

There are so many reasons why you should feel empowered as a girl in STEM, and these books are a great way to explore many of them. Reading is a way to become engaged with other science related topics, so pick out a book and get exploring!

Interested in learning more about powerful women in STEM? Check out this article all about women engineers who shaped history!