Merlin Raj And The Santa Algorithm : A Computer Science Dog's Tale for Kids

D. G. Priya

ISBN 10: 1951767101 / ISBN 13: 9781951767105

Published by Vulcan Ink, 2020

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nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - My name is Merlin Raj. I have a small, teeny-tiny, weakness for socks which makes my life as a service dog a little hard. Usually, I only have to worry about helping my boy, Matthew, walk at school. But when my human Mom has to go away for winter break, getting ready for the holiday becomes a mess. I might be a super-smart golden retriever who wears glasses, but could I help my best friend with more than a disability Gulp.Will a class on algorithms get me barking up the right Christmas tree Merlin Raj, The Santa Algorithm is the first installment in the Merlin Raj, Computer Science Service Dog chapter-book series. From artists to astronauts, the jobs of the future will deal with computers. But do kids want to read a coding book Not as much as dog stories.With a Computer Science degree and a passion for preparing kids for the future, author D. G. Priya blends technology with animal stories to stimulate a desire to read. Each book in the series introduces a new programming skill, complete with study guides for educators. If you or your child like delightful dog tales, practical examples, and accessible learning tools, then you'll love D. G. Priya's tail-wagging adventure.

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Bibliographic Details

• Title: Merlin Raj And The Santa Algorithm : A Computer Science Dog's Tale for Kids
• Publisher: Vulcan Ink
• Publication Date: 2020
• Language: English
• ISBN 10: 1951767101
• ISBN 13: 9781951767105
• Binding: Taschenbuch
• Illustrator: Hampe, Shelley
• Condition: Neu

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Synopsis

Mom's Choice Gold Award Winner

"...the more conceptual discussion of algorithms is well done, and thestory is satisfying and emotionally resonant..." -- Kirkus Reviews

My name is Merlin Raj. I have a teeny tiny weakness for socks which can make life as a service dog difficult.Usually, I only have to worry about helping my boy, Matthew, walk at school. But when my human Mom has to go away for winter break, getting ready for the holiday becomes a mess. I might be a super-smart golden retriever who wears glasses, but could I help my best friend with more than a disability?

Gulp.
Will a class on algorithms get me barking up the right Christmas tree?

 

Appealing to readers of all ages, Merlin Raj, The Santa Algorithm is the first installment in this ILLUSTRATED chapter-book series. From artists to astronauts, the jobs of the future will deal with computers. But do kids want to read a coding book? Not as much as dog stories.

 

With a Computer Science degree and a passion for preparing kids for the future, author D. G. Priya blends technology with animal stories to stimulate a desire to read.Each book in the series introduces a new programming skill. If you or your child like delightful dog tales that explores universally positive themes, including empathy, kindness, dedication, and the importance of being true to one's self, then you'll love D. G. Priya's tail-wagging adventure.

About the Author

D. G. Priya is the bestselling author Priya Ardis. She obtained herBachelor's of Science in Computer Science from the University of Texasat Austin, #6 in the world (Academic Ranking of World Universities,2014) and #8 (US News, 2020) in Computer Science. Her advocacy of earlyeducation in computing and the challenges of childhood disabilitiescome from her experience as a parent and volunteer. Her love of dogstories comes from the antics of her own golden retriever.


Shelley Hampe is an author-illustrator. She is known for her work with HarvardUniversity, illustrating a ground-breaking social-emotional learningprogram for children. She has a master's in studio art and has takenpart in world-recognized artist residencies in the United States. Whenshe isn't busy solving problems, Shelley can be found teaching STEAMprinciples to elementary aged kids. Shelley's dog Beau, helped solve her problem of cold-feet while illustrating this book.