Think it. Build it. Get it Right.

Young Dagny and Hank have a decision to make. They could throw together a go-kart fast and snag an easy prize—or they could think bigger, plan carefully, and build something truly spectacular. Which path will they choose?

Reason to Build is the first book in The Atlas Society’s children's series, bringing kid versions of Ayn Rand's iconic Atlas Shrugged characters to life for the youngest of minds. It's a charming illustrated adventure that introduces young readers to the joy of creating, the value of clear thinking, and the satisfaction of earning what you achieve.

With a simple storyline kids ages 3–10 can follow and vivid illustrations that bring every page to life, this is a story for children who love to make things—and for the parents and grandparents who want to raise builders, innovators, and independent thinkers.

Dagny Thinks For Herself follows young Dagny as she watches her classmates begin copying the popular new girl, Lillian. They copy not just her style, but her attitudes and behavior. When Lillian becomes unkind and a bit controlling, Dagny chooses to trust her own judgment, speak up, and stay true to her values rather than follow the crowd. Through an engaging school story, the book introduces Objectivist virtues including independence, rationality, integrity, honesty, and justice, teaching children that true confidence comes from thinking for themselves and choosing what is right, even when others disagree.