The Laboratory of Lost Inventions

11th February: What Shall We Do Today?

By: P.D. Cain

Narrated by: Virtual Voice

Join Imani, Tommy, and Maya on an electrifying adventure that celebrates women in science, inventors, and the power of acknowledgment!
When a guitar starts bouncing down the sidewalk and mysterious objects begin flying through the air, three young friends know another magical adventure is about to begin. This time, they're summoned to the Laboratory of Lost Inventions—a spectacular place where forgotten inventions created by overlooked scientists are disappearing forever!

Perfect for young readers ages 6-9 who love:

• STEM adventures and science-themed stories
• Strong, diverse characters solving problems together
• Magic and fantasy combined with real-world lessons
• Chapter books that inspire curiosity and learning

In this action-packed story, children will discover:

• The importance of recognizing women and girls in science
• How to stay positive when facing challenges
• The value of teamwork and making new connections
• Why giving credit where credit is due matters
• How enthusiasm and creativity can change the world

As Imani, Tommy, and Maya race against time to restore forgotten inventions and acknowledge brilliant women scientists from history, young readers learn valuable lessons about perseverance, friendship, and celebrating everyone's contributions—no matter who they are.

Educational themes woven throughout: ✓ Women in STEM and gender equality in science ✓ Famous inventors and innovation ✓ Problem-solving and critical thinking ✓ Positive mindset and resilience ✓ Collaboration and teamwork ✓ Making friends and building connections

Ideal for:

• Independent reading for ages 7-9
• Read-aloud bedtime stories for ages 6-8
• Classroom reading and STEM discussions
• Homeschool curriculum enhancement
• Children who loved The Magic Tree House and Ada Twist, Scientist

Part of the beloved "What Shall We Do Today?" series featuring 300+ magical adventures, this story combines enchanting fantasy with powerful real-world lessons. With engaging chapter structure, vivid sensory details, and diverse characters, it's perfect for emerging readers ready for their first chapter books.

Scroll up and grab your copy today—and discover why forgotten inventors deserve to be remembered!