Geeky Fab 5 Vol. 1: It's Not Rocket Science (1) (Geeky Fab Five)

This is a great book for girls AND boys! Our 11 and 8 year old boys loved this graphic novel. And I loved how the authors didn’t just single out boys as being the sole source of oppression against girls—other girls sometimes create barriers. I loved how this team of young girls worked together to make their world a better place. And how fun is it that this was co-written by a young middle schooler and her mom. We’ve already got the next book pre-ordered. Wish I could give it more than 5 stars!

I just finished this book and it was great. Good story, characters you wished you could be friends with, and great detailed illustration. I’m sending it off to a seven year old kid . She’ll love it. Hubble is the cat we have all met in way or another. Girls rock, but I think boys will like this book too.

This graphic novel is a terrific alternative to many of the juvenile trade books that stereotype girls and their interests. Science and social studies references, as well as a dash of humor and pop culture, make this a likeable book for ALL young readers. Messages about supporting others and working as a team are woven into this fun story.

This book is wonderful for all ages. It touched on so many topics that affect so many families today. It sends the right message and shares first hand experiences. Amazing girls wrote this book to encourage other amazing girls. Love it!

What a fantastic book!! Love that there is finally a graphic novel targeting girls in STEM!! And it has a fantastic story line! Not only did my 9 year old daughter love it, my 11year old son though it was great too!!

Perfect book for my 11 yr old

I highly recommend this book if you have middle school age girls interested in STEM. It's beautifully illustrated as well as diverse... 10/10 read.

I liked that the girls worked together and didn’t listen to the kids that said they shouldn’t have a playground anymore. I really liked Lucy because she is so silly. I liked how the five girls all had different personalities and all of them had different skills to help build the new playground. It is good to see girls work together and build things. The comic was very easy to read and I wish it was a little longer than the 53 pages it was, the rest of the book was a preview of the next book I will tell you about. The illustrations were nice and helped the story. I think a lot of girls will really like this. I want to read more in this series. Please not I received a free review copy of this book.