STEM Books
STEM books—both fiction and nonfiction—open up whole worlds of curiosity, creativity, and discovery. Nonfiction titles like The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks or Astrophysics for People in a Hurry pull readers into real stories of science shaping our world, while fiction favorites like The Martian or Project Hail Mary blend imagination with scientific accuracy to show how ingenuity can save the day. From biographies of groundbreaking innovators to thrilling novels where math, coding, or chemistry become keys to survival, STEM books prove that science isn’t just a subject—it’s an adventure. Whether you’re flipping through pages about real-world breakthroughs or diving into stories of futuristic possibilities, these reads remind us that curiosity is the best fuel for the mind.
A Lab Of Own’s Own
Black, Brown, Bruised
Changing The Equation
Dr. Wangari Maathai Plants A Forest
Frostbite
Girls Who Code
Lab Girl
Project Hail Mary
Queer Feminist Science Studies
Supercommunicators
The Culture Code
The Disordered Cosmos
The Elements of Marie Curie
The End Of Everything
The Radium Girls
The Secret of Secrets
The Ship Beneath The Ice
Vanishing Treasures
Wasted Education
Women In Science
