This is a solid, high-protein read for kids who want to build things. It’s inspiring without being too 'preachy,' though in 2026, it definitely feels like a time capsule of when Musk was seen purely as a tech-savior.
If your kid is into STEM, it's a must-read, just be prepared to have some nuanced conversations about what 'success' actually looks like and whether being the smartest guy in the room is worth the trade-offs.






