The creators of If You Can Dream It, You Can Do It are back with inspiring profiles on 25 diverse careers and individuals.

Young readers are given a lens into the life of an architect, a paleontologist, a pilot, and so many more through detailed job profiles and full-colour photos. How does a comedian write the perfect joke? How does a private investigator crack a mysterious case? Questions about jobs you know, and don't know, are answered in a fun and accessible way through pro tips, spin-off job sidebars, and spotlight features about young people already achieving their dreams.

Following the success of If You Can Dream It, You Can Do It, teacher and award-winning author Colleen Nelson, teams up once again with librarian and literacy advocate Kathie MacIsaac to introduce inspiring individuals of many backgrounds, genders, and abilities. Seeing a wide range of representation, in both people and jobs, is the first step to young people discovering their own career possibilities.

This information-packed resource shows how education can come in many different forms, such as university, college, trade school, apprenticeship, or specialized training. A wide range of job profiles provides valuable insight into how each individual developed the skills and expertise they needed for their career. (From Pajama Press)

Colleen Nelson is a children's and YA writer based in Winnipeg. Her other books include If You Can Dream It, You Can Do It, which she co-wrote with Kathie MacIsaac, Pulse Point, Spin, Harvey Comes Home and Harvey Holds His Own.

Kathie MacIsaac is a Manitoba literacy advocate who is passionate about books for middle-grade readers. She is a co-author of the blog Bit About Books and a co-founder of the website MG Book Village. Her first book, If You Can Dream It, You Can Do It, was co-written with Colleen Nelson. MacIsaac is based in Winnipeg.