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Human Computer: Mary Jackson, Engineer by Andi Diehn (illustrated by Katie Mazeika) is a vibrant picture book biography for ages 5–8. It follows Mary Jackson’s journey from a brilliant math and science student who initially thought engineering wasn’t possible—for her—to becoming NASA’s first Black female aerospace engineer. The story gently explores themes of perseverance, overcoming segregation and sexism, and the importance of following your passion. It includes a helpful timeline, glossary, and simple STEM activities, such as designing paper airplanes.