One of the best ways to get kids excited about STEM is to show them how every aspect of daily life is intrinsically connected to science and technology. The reliable Inquire and Investigate series (2 new titles) takes on this task by offering titles brimming with information: accessible text in manageable paragraphs set off by plenty of sub-headings; helpful graphics and visuals (photos, diagrams, charts, illustrations, insets, sidebars); experiments and activities; checks for understanding; real-world applications; and vetted QR codes that link to primary sources and additional enlightening tidbits. Central themes help anchor these information deluges. The Science of Fashion promotes the notion that individual style is a matter of personal preference, and that consumers can make sustainable, eco-friendly fashion choices. Although each title has a different author and illustrator, the formats are similar. Time lines highlight noteworthy events and introductory four-panel comic strips set up kid-friendly queries (Why can't I taste anything when I hold my nose?; "You're telling me a luxury like silk is actually worm spit?"). While the books are perhaps a little dense for leisure reading, most public and school libraries will want to consider these timely and attractive offerings for their STEM collections.