In the enlightening pages of "101 Things I Learned® in Engineering School," John Kuprenas masterfully demystifies the complex world of engineering, making it accessible and engaging for everyone from students and recent graduates to curious general readers and even the most seasoned professionals. With his extensive experience as a civil engineer, Kuprenas navigates through the physics and fundamentals that underpin the varied fields of engineering, transforming what could easily be a dry exposition into a captivating exploration of how engineers think and solve problems. This book is not just about engineering; it's a window into a mindset that questions and illuminates everything from the mundane to the monumental. Beyond merely presenting facts, "101 Things I Learned® in Engineering School" uses real-world examples to delve into intriguing questions such as why soldiers never march across a bridge in unison or why buildings seem to defy gravity. Kuprenas prompts readers to consider the difference between thinking systemically and systematically, offering insights that are both profound and practical. This book stands as a testament to the beauty and depth of engineering thought, making it an essential resource that promises to enlighten, entertain, and inspire curiosity in its readers, while providing a fresh perspective on familiar principles.