Next Stop: the Future: A Journey Through Tomorrow's Science by Tom Jackson and Irma Ruggiero

 

Do you know a young person who enjoys inventions and learning about how things work? Next Stop: The Future: A Journey Through Tomorrow's Science by Tom Jackson and Irma Ruggiero is a cool book that explores creations and ideas that just might change the world in the years to come.

Next Stop: The Future is aimed at young people ages nine to eleven years old. It is 128 pages long and this full-color hardcover book measures just under 7 1/2 inches by 10 inches in size. The book is divided into four sections that look at the future in those areas: Space, Machines, Our World, and The Body.

From the possibility of living on Mars to sensors in clothes that may make people better athletes to nanobots that help keep bodies healthy, this book is full of ideas for how the future could be different and help humans in various areas. 

I think Next Stop: The Future would be interesting for any young person interested in science or inventing things for the future. There are some ideas you would expect in a book like this and a few that you may not. There are diagrams and many illustrations that cover all the areas and make this book visually appealing. In the back of the book there is a complete list of science words that are explained for those who may not know those words.


I received this book from the publisher through the Amazon Vine Program. All opinions are my own. 

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