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Wacky Jobs That Actually Pay - Michaels, Sarah
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Ever wondered if someone actually gets paid to test video games, build giant LEGO sculptures, or create new ice cream flavors? They do-and that's just the beginning. Packed with true stories, curious questions, and totally unexpected careers, this book opens the door to the wildest side of the working world. Perfect for curious kids who love asking "What if?" and "Why not?", it's a celebration of the strange, the silly, and the seriously awesome. Inside, readers will meet people with jobs that sound made up-but aren't. From professional cuddlers to slime scientists to storm chasers, every page…mehr

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Ever wondered if someone actually gets paid to test video games, build giant LEGO sculptures, or create new ice cream flavors? They do-and that's just the beginning. Packed with true stories, curious questions, and totally unexpected careers, this book opens the door to the wildest side of the working world. Perfect for curious kids who love asking "What if?" and "Why not?", it's a celebration of the strange, the silly, and the seriously awesome. Inside, readers will meet people with jobs that sound made up-but aren't. From professional cuddlers to slime scientists to storm chasers, every page reveals how imagination, creativity, and curiosity can lead to jobs that are anything but ordinary. Each chapter encourages kids to think differently about what work can be-and how their own weirdest ideas might turn into something amazing. Whether your dream is to invent toys, explore ancient ruins, or turn your favorite hobby into a business, this book proves that the future isn't just for grown-ups. It's being built right now by kids who think big, ask bold questions, and aren't afraid to chase what excites them. Why fit in when you can create something entirely new?