Noah's Treehouse Book 2 in the If Not You, Then Who? series that shows kids 4-10 how ideas become useful inventions (8x8 Print on Demand Soft Cover)

Book Synopsis

It's finally treehouse day! And seven-year-old Noah Fairley cannot wait to start building. But as Noah, Dad, and Grandpa get to work, they run into one problem after another. Determined to finish the treehouse in time for the meteor shower, Noah looks for inventions that will solve their problems and imagines helpful tools that he could invent.

If you like fun, informative, and factual kid's books like The Magic School Bus, then you'll love the new STEM series If Not You, Then Who?, a recent Amazon bestseller. The books are fun to read for both adults and children and can be read on multiple levels. Younger children will relate to the main storyline, while older children will enjoy diving into the backstory of the inventions. All children will be invited to imagine their own creations. The series aims to show that no dream is too big, and no dreamer is too small to succeed.

Written by David and Emberli Pridham and presented by Dominion Harbor, a leading intellectual property firm, If Not You, Then Who? aims to teach children about the inventions and patents in everyday life, inspiring them to create their own.

Review Quotes

My oldest son loves to build! Anything that has to do with machinery, tools or mechanics and he is all over it. Noah's Treehouse was the perfect book for him! As a little boy who uses Black and Decker tools with his dad, learning the history behind them as well as relating to the main character really made this a joy for him to read! An absolute must have for little ones who enjoy hands on learning!

This was a great read that not only told a story about Noah but gave interesting information about the tools he used. I loved learning about the common household tools and items, and how they came into existence through the minds of their inventors. It is a great lesson that opportunity is everywhere if we look for it and take action to solve a problem.

We loved this fun and educational book, the second in a series based off of the concept of inventions and how they came to be.. not only did my daughter learn how and why things were invented, but she was inspired to invent something of her own. The take away for us was that everything was once just a conceived idea, so why not created by you? I highly recommend this book to spark creative thinking in young readers!