Fr. 28.50

Breaking the Science Code - Stem Careers for Teens, Science Confidence, and Real-World Impact

English · Paperback / Softback

Will be released 12.05.2026

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Find Your STEM Path--Own Your Impact
A bold, teen-friendly roadmap to discover your inner scientist, build real STEM skills, and turn curiosity into world-changing action. Packed with stories, facts, and practical steps for teens--especially girls--who want a future in science.

Science isn't just for labs and textbooks; it's for anyone brave enough to ask questions and follow the evidence. Making a Science Geek shows teens how to think like a scientist, cut through misinformation, and use STEM to solve real problems that matter to them, their communities, and the planet.

Written by biochemist and science communicator Melanie Byrd (a.k.a. "Melly the Science Geek"), this empowering guide blends behind-the-scenes career insight, myth-busting lessons, and confidence-building activities. From peer review and critical thinking to climate, health, and space tech, Byrd demystifies what scientists actually do--and how motivated teens can join them.

Inside, you'll find:


  • A step-by-step path to "think like a scientist" and explore STEM careers you can start preparing for now

  • Tools to spot misinformation, boost science literacy, and communicate evidence with confidence

  • Inspiring stories, fun facts, and real-world examples that connect classroom science to meaningful impact


If you liked The Future Is STEM, Engineering for Teens, or STEM Like a Girl, you'll love Making a Science Geek.


About the author

Melanie Byrd is a scientist, science communicator, startup consultant, and now author. She holds a B.S. in biochemistry and a certificate in forensic sciences from the University of Texas at Austin and has been featured in The Odyssey. Through engaging short-form video series such as Sexy Science, Is That a Good Way to Get Rid of a Body?, and Could That Kill Me, she inspires audiences to explore science in fun and unconventional ways. Passionate about education, Melanie hopes to bring her enthusiasm for science to small, rural high schools, motivating the next generation of scientists. She currently resides in Austin, Texas.

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