STEMville: the Fast Lane

STEMville: the Fast Lane by Ben Newman, published by Flying Eye Books on March 4, 2025, is a children’s book that invites readers to the excitement of a racing competition. With 48 pages of engaging content, this edition presents a narrative centered around the town’s contestants vying for the championship title. The story features Frankie Thunderfoot, who comes from a lineage of confident winners, and Wilbur Hardshell, whose methodical approach contrasts with Frankie’s need for speed.
Readers will discover how race cars are constructed and the science behind their operation, including concepts like acceleration, g-force, and the intricacies of pit stops. The book also delves into the mechanics of tires and engines, alongside the gadgets used in Formula 1 racing. Through inventive illustrations and a storyline that emphasizes teamwork and problem-solving, this book introduces young audiences to the fascinating realms of science and technology, making it an informative and enjoyable read.
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Gather around the track to watch the town’s contestants compete to become this year’s champion. Frankie Thunderfoot comes from a family of confident trophy winners, while Wilbur Hardshell’s race team are slow, steady and mathematical in their approach. When Frankie’s need for speed causes her to crash, Wilbur must decide whether he should forfeit his position to help her or secure first place for himself. Learn all about how race cars are built and how they work, from acceleration to g-force and quick-fire pit stops. Learn about how tires and engines work, and explore the gadgets involved in Formula 1 racing. Who will win in this timeless tale of the tortoise and the hare? Inventive illustrations and empowering story introduce young readers to the world of science, tech, and teamwork!
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