Imagineering is the prestigious cross-disciplinary branch of the Walt Disney Company responsible for the conception and completion of their famed theme park attractions, be it the color of a bird's feathers in the Enchanted Tiki Room or the stained glass fixtures found in hotels. This fascinating collection compiles stories from some of the first women Imagineers, whose talent and tenacity allowed them to climb the company's ranks in the late twentieth century. Occasional stories of workplace sexism crop up, but for the most part these anecdotes focus on the Imagineers' accomplishments, their career trajectories, and behind-the-scenes tidbits about the making of the Disney parks, which fans will surely appreciate. The standout contributors include Pam Rank, a lighting designer whose long international tenure and wide range of projects illustrate the best overview of the creativity and curiosity necessary to thrive as an Imagineer; and Becky Bishop, whose two short entries hilariously capture the grit and panic of a determined landscape architect. Even though the 12 women featured here worked in various disciplines, they all encourage enthusiasm, adaptability, and a willingness to learn as budding Imagineers.