The second book in the Gizmo Girl series encourages creative thinking while teaching how we can use what we know about space to help preserve our ecosystem here on Earth.

Geraldine is an energetic, spirited second-grader with a passion for inventing. When she observes a decline in the bee population, Geraldine decides to find a way to help. A field trip to the space museum and a challenging homework assignment prompt her to sort through her parents' old gadgets and gizmos to create an invention that may one day save the bees. Can she produce something truly remarkable; something that might help the environment and change the world?

• Enthusiasm and imagination go hand in hand as readers learn that science can be found everywhere, and you can be an inventor by simply using everyday objects.
• Back matter on pollination provides a nonfiction bonus to the inspirational story.
• Young readers will identify with Geraldine as a problem solver, a born leader, and someone they would like to have as a friend.

Other books in the GIZMO GIRL series:
Geraldine and the Most Spectacular Science Project
Geraldine and the Anti-Bullying Shield
Geraldine and the Rainbow Machine

Books in the GIZMO GIRL: TODDLER DREAMERS series:
I Could Be: Josephine and the STEAM Toddler Dreamers
Josephine: I Can Help—Reduce, Reuse, Recycle

 

[AuthorName]By Sol Regwan and Illustrated by Denise Muzzio[/AuthorName][AuthorBio]Sol Regwan is an optometrist who loves to write. In addition to the Gizmo Girl series (featuring Geraldine) and the Toddler Dreamers series (featuring Josephine), he is the author of children's books The Adventures of Pugley Bear and Dylan and His Magical Robot. Each of his stories teaches children a valuable lesson or moral. You can find him on Instagram @solregwanauthor. Check out the entire Gizmo Girl series at gizmogirlseries.com.
Denise Muzzio illustrates the Gizmo Girl series (featuring Geraldine) and the Toddler Dreamers series (featuring Josephine). She studied graphic design, illustration, and animation. She is also a yoga teacher and lives in Rosario, Argentina, working as a freelance designer and illustrator specializing in children’s literature. Visit her at www.denisemuzzio.com.[/AuthorBio][NumIllustration]20+ color images[/NumIllustration][CoAuthor][/CoAuthor][SubTitle][/SubTitle][ColorPattern]20+ color images[/ColorPattern]