Ada Lovelace - Bryant, Amy
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Discover the girl who turned curiosity into the world's first computer idea! Before computers filled classrooms and pockets, a young girl named Ada Lovelace looked at numbers and saw more than sums-she saw patterns, poetry, and even music. In this beautifully illustrated children's book, readers ages 3-8 will follow Ada through her journey of imagination and discovery. From puzzles and poems to gears and machines, Ada's bright mind helped inspire a new way of thinking-step by step. Perfect for: Young explorers curious about science, history, and inventions Parents and teachers introducing kids…mehr

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Discover the girl who turned curiosity into the world's first computer idea! Before computers filled classrooms and pockets, a young girl named Ada Lovelace looked at numbers and saw more than sums-she saw patterns, poetry, and even music. In this beautifully illustrated children's book, readers ages 3-8 will follow Ada through her journey of imagination and discovery. From puzzles and poems to gears and machines, Ada's bright mind helped inspire a new way of thinking-step by step. Perfect for: Young explorers curious about science, history, and inventions Parents and teachers introducing kids to STEM and problem-solving Children who love inspiring biographies and true stories Classrooms, libraries, and gift-giving Inside this book, children will discover: Engaging storytelling that brings Ada's life to light Black-and-white cartoon-style illustrations that spark the imagination The importance of curiosity, persistence, and creativity How small questions can grow into world-changing ideas If your child loves stories of inventors, pioneers, and dreamers, this book will spark their curiosity and remind them that even the biggest ideas begin with simple questions. Step into Ada's world and discover how a curious girl helped inspire the computers we use today!