The Princess of Zeros and Ones: An Inspiring Story for Kids About Ada Lovelace Adventure Early Chapter Book Ages 69 on Coding Building Self-Confidence

What if your daughter was told the thing she loves most... isn't for girls?Kia has felt it - that moment in the classroom, on the playground, or at the computer when someone makes her feel like she doesn't belong. Like the thing she's good at isn't really hers to claim.This book is for that moment. And for every child who ever second-guessed themselves.Meet Kai and Kia - as their Chrono-Bands blast them back to Victorian London, 1843 to meet Ada Lovelace: the daughter of a poet who taught herself advanced mathematics in a world that gave women very little room to do so. A woman who looked at Charles Babbage's mechanical computing engine - a machine most people didn't understand - and wrote what is recognised today as the world's first computer program.She didn't wait for permission. She just did it.In this adventure, your child will discover: - The Superpower of Self-Confidence - why believing in yourself is the first step in any great achievement- How Ada became the world's first computer programmer - nearly a century before the first modern computer was built- Why imagination and logic belong together - and why the most creative minds are also the most analytical- How to keep going when the world says stop - Ada's story of backing herself against the odds- A real historical adventure set inside a grand Victorian London library filled with brass gears, candlelight, and the hum of one of the earliest mechanical computing engines ever builtAlso inside every book: - Collectible Squad Power Card - Ada's Enchantress stats (Self-Confidence: 10/10)- Kia's Secret Mission Diary - her personal entry on the superpower of Self-Confidence, plus a reflection prompt so your child can write about a time they backed themselves when nobody else did- The Family Squad Mission - a zero-cost home activity that builds self-confidence in real life- Mindset Mirror Stickers - cut-out badges to stick on the mirror every morning- The Real History File - true facts about Ada Lovelace's life and her extraordinary place in the history of computingAda Lovelace was paralysed by measles as a child. She grew up at a time when women were not expected to pursue mathematics or science. And yet she looked at a machine nobody fully understood - and saw its future more clearly than anyone alive.If your child has ever been made to feel like something wasn't meant for them - this is the book that changes that story.Part of the Legend Chasers series - where every adventure is fiction, but every fact is real. Every book is packed with fast chapters, vivid illustrations, and real history that makes learning feel like the greatest adventure of all.Ages 6-9 - Early Chapter Book - Join the Squad. Back yourself. Code the future.