The Know-How of Knowing How:
a how-to book for all
by Seth Kovnat
Illustrations by Sammy Kovnat (SKOVeS)
Now Available on Amazon!
About the Author
Seth Kovnat is an engineer who has designed
many complex flying machines with SpaceX
and other technology companies. He is no
stranger to the struggles any person, young
or old, faces when trying to bring an idea to
life. Seth was the first in his family to go into
a science or technology field. It was only
through observation of great people in his
field that he learned the simple truths
expressed in this book.
About the Illustrator
Sammy Kovnat (SKOVeS) is a multimedia
artist, muralist, and mosaic artist who learned
about the power of collaboration while
working on murals across Philadelphia, PA,
hanging off of buildings 100ft in the sky! Her
childhood dream was to one day illustrate a
children’s book, but had no idea where to start
until her rocket scientist cousin asked to
collaborate on this very book!
Check out Sammy's artwork:
The Know-How of Knowing How:
a how-to book for all
About the Book
Have you ever wondered how a SpaceX engineer approaches a new idea? What kind of mindset is needed to convert ideas into groundbreaking new technologies? At the foundation, the process is more universal than you may think.
Introducing The Know-How of Knowing How, an engaging new release that has swiftly captured hearts and minds, rising to the number one new release in Children’s Inventors Books on Amazon.
Originally conceived as a beginners guide for engineers, this delightful children’s book by Seth Kovnat and illustrated by Sammy Kovnat—known artistically as SKOVeS—gracefully bridges STEM concepts with the imaginative worlds of young readers.
This story articulates the familiar journey of envisioning an idea, encountering frustration, and finding the perseverance to assemble a reliable team. It encourages young readers to explore their voices and work together to break down their aspirations, transforming them into tangible accomplishments.
The Know-How of Knowing How is not just a book—it's an invitation to every child to discover the joy of creativity and embrace the process. Ideas do not stop at the initial spark, but with collaboration and experimentation, can grow into something bigger than originally imagined.