The Girl Who Could Fix Anything Children's Book

A Story of Ingenuity and Bravery

Celebrate the brilliance, perseverance, and courage of an extraordinary woman with Beatrice Shilling - the true story of the engineer whose skill and determination helped Britain triumph in World War II.

A Tribute to Innovation and Determination

From a young age, Beatrice Shilling could fix anything and improve it. Her talent for engineering set her apart, and she pursued her passion despite the challenges of being a woman in a male-dominated field. When World War II erupted, her mechanical expertise became crucial in solving critical engine problems, helping British fighter pilots defend the skies against Hitler’s bombers.

Written by American author Mara Rockliff and illustrated by British artist Daniel Duncan, this inspiring story highlights Beatrice’s ingenuity, persistence, and the remarkable impact of one woman on history. An author’s note and selective sources provide additional insights for young STEM enthusiasts and history fans alike.

Product Features:

• Inspiring True Story: Celebrates a pioneering woman whose skills helped Britain in World War II.

• Educational & Motivating: Perfect for STEM readers and children interested in history and engineering.

• Beautifully Illustrated: Artwork by Daniel Duncan brings Beatrice’s story to life.

• Format: Paperback | Author: Mara Rockliff | Illustrator: Daniel Duncan | Publisher: Candlewick Press