THE CURIOUS ENGINEERS

In a bustling city school, excitement fills the air with news of a new sports hall — a place for fun, games, and exercise. But when the construction lags and frustration grows, six-year-old Layan, a curious and clever student with a passion for engineering, steps in to solve the mystery behind the delays. With sharp observation and creative thinking, Layan discovers that the problem isn’t the workers or materials, but the lack of organization.

Determined to help, she proposes a smart tracking board that clearly outlines each step of the project, who is responsible, and the timeline. Her idea brings new energy and order to the construction site, turning chaos into progress. The sports hall is completed ahead of schedule, and Layan earns the proud nickname “The Little Planning Engineer.”

This inspiring story highlights the power of problem-solving, teamwork, and leadership — showing young readers that even small voices can make a big difference. Filled with vibrant illustrations and relatable characters, it’s perfect for children who love stories about curiosity, creativity, and engineering in everyday life.

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Why This Book Is Great for Young Readers

Encourages Critical Thinking: Shows kids how to observe problems carefully and come up with creative solutions.
Promotes Leadership and Initiative: Demonstrates that anyone, even a young child, can make a positive impact.
Introduces Engineering Concepts: Simplifies project planning and teamwork in a way children can relate to.
Builds Persistence and Optimism: Encourages patience and determination when facing challenges.
Supports Social-Emotional Learning: Highlights communication, collaboration, and confidence.