A look inside Lisa Seacat DeLuca’s Internet of Mysterious Things Picture Book
I first discovered Lisa Seacat DeLuca when she kickstarted her first book, A Robot Story. The binary counting book became a favorite with my daughter and her preschool class. Lisa is now kickstarting a second book, The Internet of Mysterious Things. The book tells fairytale-like stories about the Internet of Things, then includes NFC tags to explain exactly how each thing works. Lisa was kind enough to send me a pdf preview of the book. I am looking forward to getting a copy of the book. If you are interested too, check out Lisa’s Kickstarter. It ends Feb 28th, at 5 pm PST.
Claire Jennings
A programmer at heart, Claire Jennings spent the first seventeen years of her career as a software development engineer before joining the ranks of management. She spent eight years of her career in the video game industry, learning how virtual worlds are put together. Now a mother of a four-year-old daughter, she and her husband strives to help children understand how to control the technology that runs through every thread of their lives using her knowledge gained while in the video game industry.
