DISCLAIMER:  This site contains product affiliate links. I may receive a small commission if you click on or make a purchase after clicking on one of these links. The author, Diane Propsner, asked me to review her books. I received a FREE copy of Her STEM Career: Adventures of 51 Remarkable Women, which I donated to a local school in my area. I also received a FREE proof copy of How She Discovered Engineering. The images in this are borrowed from Amazon.

The author of the books Her STEM Career and How She Discovered Engineering, is Diane Propsner. She reached out to me and asked me to review her STEM books.  Both of her books were written for middle school girls to further their interest in the STEM careers.  She personally became interested in STEM careers in middle school.

What are the books about?

These books were written with a specific age group in mind. However, even older girls and women would be delighted with them.  As someone in the 30+ club, I enjoyed them both so much!

Both books are interesting, engaging, educational, exciting and empowering.  Her STEM Career, in particular, presents a wonderful variety of STEM fields. These include careers in engineering, healthcare, research, business, and software.  Each woman’s story is personable, impressive and the stories behind their successful career paths are commendable.  

How She Discovered Engineering introduces eight additional female engineers. It shows how they became interested in engineering. The book also covers their career paths and where they are today. This book serves as a wonderful first mentor to the girl that may want to discover an engineering career path.

Would you recommend these book?

These books would be a wonderful addition to a school STEM library. They serve as a resource for students interested in STEM fields. They are also useful for teachers that are teaching STEM subjects.

How can I get copies of these books?

If you would like to purchase Her STEM Career, use this link. If you would like to purchase How She Discovered Engineering, use this link.

Will you check out these books? Let me know in the comments below!

– Kristen