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Book #1 · Chapter Book · Ages 6–8 · 2016
Women Who Launched the Computer Age
By Laurie Calkhoven, Alyssa Petersen (Illustrator)
Discover the untold story of six women who secretly programmed the first computer during WWII.
48 pages
Paperback
Summary: In 1946, six young women achieved the impossible by programming the first all-electronic computer, the ENIAC, without any tools or languages. Their groundbreaking work, part of a secret WWII project, revolutionized technology but went unrecognized. Dive into their fascinating journey and uncover how their legacy shapes our world today. What challenges did they face, and why were they hidden from history? Explore the story of these pioneering women and the impact of their invisible contributions.
