It is said that the eyes are the window to the soul; but how do eyes work, exactly? This collection of books helps young readers understand eyes in all their complexity. From how sight differs from one animal to another to the inner structure of a human eye, there is a great deal to learn. This book list is designed for readers of all ages, including more elementary explanations through more advanced texts.
Contributed by: Mary Lanni

	Artificial Eyes By: Barbara Sheen This title describes the invention and development of artificial eyes. It explores the trials and tribulations along with the technological advances seen today. Includes glossary, websites, and bibliography for further reading.
	The Eye in 3D By: Rusty Huddle and Jennifer Viegas The Eye in 3D presents information on the human eye, discussing its structure, function, and importance, complemented by labeled diagrams that provide an in-depth look beneath the surface.
	Eye: How it Works By: David Macaulay Young readers are introduced to the nature and structure of the eye and the process through which the eye and the brain work together to create vision.
	Eye Spy: wild ways animals see the world By: Guillaume Duprat Duprat’s Eye Spy uses liftable flaps to show how all different kinds of animals see the same scene, from sharp-eyed eagles to purely light-sensing earthworms.
	Eyes By: Pete Jenkins Illustrated by: Hazel Quintanilla A boy sees his own eyes and his friends’ eyes and wonders about the ways they are different and what they do.
	Eyes By: Julie Murray Little readers will learn about their eyes while strengthening their reading skills. Simple, short sentences appear alongside colorful photographs.

Technological advances throughout history have improved human existence in countless ways. From food production and distribution to sports and entertainment, technology affects human lives every day. In honor of Technology Day, January 6, this book list includes nonfiction titles for readers aged 7 to 18 about significant technological advances throughout history and some of the many people who have made these improvements possible.
Contributed by: Mary Lanni
 
 

	12 Unsung Heroes of Technology By: Todd Kortemeier From early computer programmers to video game creators, this book introduces remarkable individuals whose contributions to technology were often overlooked. Colorful spreads full of photographs and sidebars support reader engagement and celebrate each hero’s achievements.
	Cutting Edge Medical Technology By: Toney Allman Learn about the latest innovations in medical technology, including robot-assisted surgery, precision medicine, tissue and organ engineering, and clothing with medical-quality sensors.
	Energy Technology By: Chris Oxlade Describes new technologies that are helping make fossil fuels, biofuels, water, and wind energy, and solar energy more efficient and discusses different ways we will get energy in the future.
	Food Technology By: Neil Morris Defines food, describes nutrients and discusses how computers are used in making food.
	Music Technology: From Gramophones to Music Streaming By: Tracey Kelly Trace the invention history of music from early gramophones to today’s streaming music systems.
	Sports Technology By: Stewart Ross Describes the technological advances in the sports industry, including the technology used to create better equipment, sportswear, judging tools, and playing surfaces.
	Technological Design By: Lyn A. Sirota This book explains the concept of technological design. The reader is encouraged to make predictions, perform purpose-driven research, and creatively solve problems presented about technological design.
	Technology By: Peter Kent Describes the latest innovations in technology, including the fields of transportation, aeronautics, energy resources, graphic arts, and even roller coaster engineering.
	Technology: cool women who code By: Andi Diehn and Lena Chandhok Young readers discover exactly what technology is, how it evolved, and where the future may lead. They also meet three women who have contributed to the field in critical ways. High-interest content with links to primary sources and essential questions further expands kids’ knowledge and understanding.
	Technology: Ethical Debates about the Application of Science By: Jon Turney Presents both sides of issues arising from how we use technology, including Internet use, identity theft, technology and the military, nanotechnology, and robots and automation.
	Technology: Feats & Failures By: Stephanie Paris Introduces some of the most successful inventions of all time, including frozen food, the telephone, combustion engines, and antibiotics, and also notes famous invention failures in technological history.
	Transportation Technology: Designed by Nature By: Wendy Hinote Lanier How have geckos helped improve surgical tape? How have whales helped improve windmills? In this fascinating series, learn how scientists are using nature as inspiration for a wide variety of new inventions.

Technology careers are available in a variety of disciplines, from medicine to energy, yet many students may not be aware of the magnitude of opportunities available. If students are good at problem-solving, critical thinking, and have a keen eye for creativity, a job in technology may be the perfect fit for years of rewarding work. Our list of 12 career books share a multitude of career options available in this fascinating field. As you will notice, many of the books on our list are part of a series of books related to different technology career tracks. If you are interested in more books from a particular series, simply click on the series name in the Series section of the CLCD book detail display.
 
 
 

	Careers in Drone Technology By: Joshua Gregory Learn about a career as an aerospace engineer, artificial intelligence researcher, drone photographer, mechanical engineer, software developer, and UAV pilot.
	Careers in Environmental and Energy Technology By: John Allen Explores the careers of environmental analysts, solar PV installers, wind turbine technicians, energy consultants, air quality forecasters, petroleum engineers, fuel cell engineers, and renewable energy project developers.
	Careers in Gaming By: Laura Roberts Explores the careers of a game developer, game mechanic designer, programmer, sound designer, technical support specialist, animator, 3D artist, and quality assurance tester. Includes an interview with a game designer and other jobs in gaming.
	Getting Paid to Make Games and Apps By: Kristina Lyn Heitkamp This title offers readers from grades seven through twelve the chance to discover career options in game and app development and the education that will qualify them for those options. Apart from figuring out the creative side, the reader will also discover what is necessary to break into an extremely competitive market as a professional. Readers will experience engaging sidebars that introduce successful young developers and their creations, and various types of references throughout will allow the reader to take in the whole world of development.
	Getting Paid to Work in 3D By: Don Rauf This informative book shows just how 3D works in movies, gaming, apps, and social media. It then guides readers on what courses to take to develop their tech skills in the field. Finally, readers learn how to go about finding a job in a landscape where businesses are now realizing the great potential of 3D, from animated movies to virtual reality.
	Info Tech Careers By: Stuart A. Kallen Teens who have an interest in the STEM subjects, and are contemplating their career choices, will find useful descriptions, essential facts, and valuable opinions and advice in this series. STEM careers introduces readers to various career options within a given field and explores what the jobs entail, educational requirements, salary ranges, required skills, employment prospects, and more. According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics employment for information technology professionals is expected to grow 13 percent through 2026. This projected growth is pegged to an industry that is expanding at warp speed and Info Tech Careers helps teens learn more about what they need for a career in information technology.
	Careers in Personal Space Travel By: Martin Gitlin Introduces six exciting careers as an aerospace engineer, astronaut, astronomer, atmospheric scientist, avionics technician, and public relations specialist. It features sidebar activities that invite readers to Imagine That! and Dig Deeper! Includes a glossary, index, and supplementary backmatter.
	Careers in Virtual Reality Technology By: Joshua Gregory Introduces careers as a 3D animator, 3D artist, game designer, hardware engineer, programmer, and research scientist- and features sidebar activities.
	Careers in Wearable Electronics By: Marty Gitlin Readers get acquainted with the people behind today’s most cutting-edge technologies in the wearable electronics field. Careers in Wearable Electronics introduces six exciting careers- artificial intelligence programmer, data analyst, game developer, hardware director, and project manager.
	Powering Up a Career in Biotechnology By: Eric Minton Discusses the new frontiers in biotechnology, the education needed for a career in biotechnology, and the future of biotechnology.
	Careers in Medical Technology By: Bradley Steffens Artificial organs, gene therapy, nanotechnology, and other technologies are changing medicine and offering endless career opportunities. Comments from people in the industry, current statistics and forecasts, and realistic descriptions provide a useful look at medical technology jobs ranging from research scientists to biomedical engineers to radiation therapists.
	Powering Up a Career in Nanotechnology By: Kristi Lew Jobs in nanotechnology are STEM-related careers, and opportunities are expanding rapidly. Scientists imagine using nanoscale science to better understand and enhance the fields of medicine, imaging, computing, printing, chemical manufacturing, and material science. A profession in nanoscale science might involve the development of increasingly small medical devices, the design of improved automobile or aeronautical manufacturing processes, the creation of new cosmetics or fabrics, or the production of faster and smaller computers. Readers explore a multitude of nanotechnology jobs, most of which focus on atom and molecules. Career preparation, education requirements, and job search strategies are highlighted.