Women in Science: 50 Fearless Pioneers Who Changed the World Hardcover – Deckle Edge, 4 October 2016

Women in Science is neatly and simply written and gloriously illustrated by Rachel Ignotofsky. This book is short- can be read in 1, 2 or 3 days but it is also the kind that will make you want to come back to it again and again! Wonderful and informative.

Catchy book, hardbound with glossy pages and beautiful illustrations. Any child would be happy to have this in their collection. Glad I bought it.

Pros:Beautiful illustrations and designLooks and feels premium. Kids who are not so much into reading will also love thisThough the book focuses on STEM it will appeal to all. Also you have a glossary at the back of book to help understand scientific termsGood coverage of women across fields and geographiesThis book is perfect in a perfectly imperfect way.

I bought this for my 13 yr old niece. But my 9 yr old nephew enjoyed reading it a lot more. Nice feminist book that teaches us about many women in science we may not know of. Only it’s easy to finish reading in an hour. They could have made it a soft cover for lesser the price instead.

This great book that talks about incredible women around the world. It is an inspiration to everyone who loves to read about the groundbreaking efforts of women. I am in love with the illustrations and the stories behind.

I bought this as a gift for my cousins and I think its one of the best things I gave them. It is so important to see role models in our lives to get inspired and this book provides just that. Plus I love the minimalistic text with timeline approach - its makes it fun and easy to grasp.

a really good read.it is another underrated book. although it is expensive,i loooved it.has the besttt illustrations as well as some creatively put togeter information .

I gifted the book to my lil' sister on the occasion of Raksha Bandhan. And she loved it to the core.