Computers and Coding

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Computers and Coding offers a hands-on journey into the digital world for curious young learners. This interactive board book uses a clever lift-the-flap format to reveal the hidden mechanics of technology, from the physical hardware inside a laptop to the invisible logic of software. By turning complex concepts into accessible visual lessons, it helps children understand how machines process dat…

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Picture Books Coding Computers Shaw Nielsen Nonfiction book Rosie Dickins Ben Woodhall Technology Childrens Reference Science

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