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Resources share the relationship genre to STEM books
- The art of cardboard, big ideas for creativity, collaboration, storytelling, and reuse, Lori Zimmer
- The art of chalk, techniques & inspiration for creating art with chalk, Tracy Lee Stum
- Pyrography basics, techniques and exercises for beginners, Lora S. Irish
- Rubber band engineer, build slingshot-powered rockets, rubber band rifles, unconventional catapults, and more guerrilla gadgets from household hardware, Lance Akiyama
- Modern printmaking, a guide to traditional and digital techniques, Sylvie Covey
- The improv handbook for modern quilters, a guide to creating, quilting & living courageously, Sherri Lynn Wood ; photography by Sara Remington
- Free to make, how the maker movement is changing our schools, our jobs, and our minds, Dale Dougherty with Ariane Conrad ; foreword by Tim O'Reilly
- Knit, hook, and spin, a kid's activity guide to fiber arts and crafts, Laurie Carlson
- Norah Gaughan's knitted cable sourcebook, a breakthrough guide to knitting with cables and designing your own, photographs by Jared Flood
- Video games, design and code your own adventure, Kathy Ceceri ; illustrated by Mike Crosier
- High-tech DIY projects with robotics, Maggie Murphy
- The maker's manual, Andrea Maietta and Paolo Aliverti ; [translation from the original Italian by David Salvatori, Elisabetta Polcan, with Patrick Di Justo]
- Tinkerlab, a hands-on guide for little inventors, Rachelle Doorley
- Making simple robots, Kathy Ceceri