Engineer Someday
Engineer Someday is a joyful, bilingual (English/Spanish) celebration of curiosity, creativity, and the amazing world of engineering! Through playful rhymes and vibrant illustrations, children explore ten different types of engineers, from aerospace to biomedical, software to civil. Each is compared to something kids already know and love, like superheroes, chefs, magicians, and explorers.
Whether your child dreams of building robots, designing spaceships, or inventing the next big app, this book shows them that their imagination is the blueprint for a brighter future. With every page turn, young readers are reminded: If you love to build and play… you can be an engineer someday!
Perfect for ages 0-7, this engaging read-aloud:
Introduces real engineering careers in a fun and relatable way
Promotes bilingual language development with side-by-side English and Spanish text
Encourages kids of all backgrounds to see themselves as problem-solvers and innovators
Supports STEM education, career exploration, and early confidence building
Representation matters. Written by engineer and science advocate Jay Flores, this book was born from a promise to inspire the next generation, especially kids from underrepresented communities, to see themselves in STEM.
Whether you are a parent, teacher, or gift-giver, Engineer Someday is the perfect launchpad to spark a lifelong love of science, technology, engineering, and math.
Bonus! Follow Jay @JayFloresInspires and visit www.jayfloresinspires.com for free science experiments, activities, and show dates for “It’s Not Magic, It’s Science!”
Beautiful Children's Book Illustrations
The magic of a children’s book lies not only in its storytelling but also in the illustrations that bring its characters and emotions to life. Nadia Ronquillo, a talented and experienced children’s book illustrator, has worked on over 250 books, helping authors transform their stories into visually captivating masterpieces. Her ability to create rich, expressive, and engaging illustrations makes her an outstanding choice for any self-published author.
Nadia’s work shines in books like Untypical Zeeke, an inclusive story about autism and understanding; Umi, Rainbow River’s Great Inventor, an inspiring tale of creativity and perseverance; A New Family on the Block, a heartwarming celebration of Mexican-American traditions; and Je’Mazin’s debut book, filled with affirmations to motivate young readers. Her illustrations beautifully capture the essence of each story, making them not only visually appealing but also emotionally resonant. If you’re looking to create a stunning children’s book that truly stands out, Nadia Ronquillo is the illustrator to bring your vision to life.
