What We Do
Books remain one of the most powerful tools for shared learning. At The Curious Crew, books are designed to be read with children, creating space for curiosity, conversation, and exploration.
Stories that spark wonder
Our stories invite children into the hidden worlds behind everyday life where simple, familiar moments become opportunities to wonder how things work.
By following these everyday experiences, children begin to see the world as a series of connected systems and cycles, from nature and health to technology and science.
Meet the Characters
Every great adventure needs great characters. Ours guide children through wonder, questions, and discovery.
“The switch doesn’t ‘know’ anything, but it completes a circuit, and electricity flows through it. That’s a whole adventure to explore!”
Mr. Tie
A wise and playful mentor who turns wonder into understanding
“Mr. Tie, why do we actually need to sleep every night?”
Sofia
A curious girl who never stops asking “why?”
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Our Books
Explore our collection of curiosity-driven stories.
Explore Sleep: A Journey Through the Night
What happens inside our bodies while we sleep? Join Sofia and Mr. Tie on a fascinating journey through the night, discovering how our immune system protects and repairs us while we rest.
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New books on energy, food, and technology are in development.
Through story and imagination, children explore questions such as:
"Where does food come from, and how does it reach us?"
"What happens inside our bodies while we sleep, as our immune system protects and repairs us?"
"How does energy move, get stored, and power the world around us?"
What makes our books different
"EachbookbecomesagatewayintoSTEMthinking,helpingchildrenconnectobservation,questioning,andunderstandinginanaturalandengagingway."
- Nina Janjetovic, Founder and CEO
- They explore real-life STEM topics through familiar daily experiences (energy, sleep, food, health, technology).
- They are story-driven, not instructional, allowing curiosity to lead the learning.
- They encourage children to ask "why" and "how," rather than memorizing facts.
- They support meaningful conversation and reflection between children and the adults reading with them.