This book explains a variety of careers in a simple way that children can understand. However, the explanations are also very informative, so this is a great balance. Many careers that are less commonly recognized are mentioned in this book, including STEM options.

What Can I Do? is an inspiring picture book that encourages kids to dream big by showcasing a variety of exciting careers. With colorful illustrations and simple text, it introduces young readers to different professions—from doctors and chefs to musicians and veterinarians—in a way that’s easy to understand and fun to explore. I loved how this book made my little one’s eyes light up as they imagined all the things they could grow up to be. It’s the perfect read for sparking curiosity and expanding young minds.

An amazing book that others a wide range of jobs for young people to learn about what entails with the job when they get younger. The illustrations in the book shows that women can also do jobs that are male dominated.

Alright, kids, get ready to dream big! What Can I Do? is like a ticket to explore every cool job you can think of—doctors, chefs, rockstars, you name it! This book is packed with bright pictures and fun facts that had my nephew planning a career as a “chef-scientist-vet” by the end. If you’re looking for a book that’s gonna spark some serious career ideas and big smiles, this one’s a must-have! 🚀🎨👩‍🍳

Super cute book that explores various careers and what the people do in each career. I think that this is a good book for children to learn about things that adults do for work, and to expand their mind as they get older and think about things that they would like to do. The words fit the age range for the book and the illustrations are cute and well put together,

What Can I Do? would be a great resource for early elementary career exploration. It provides information and illustrations for a variety of careers and includes careers that aren't always mentioned; for example, being an entrepreneur or real estate agent. I liked that they people shown in the illustrations were diverse and not pigeon holed by gender stereotypes often associated with certain careers. This would be a great classroom resource!

Thanks to Mascot Kids and NetGalley for an eARC of this book for an honest review.