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Rachel044420

“The future is written in code—why not write it yourself?”

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Rachel044420

“The story of a tech trailblazer who saw what others couldn‘t.“

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Rachel044420
Mehso-so

A fascinating biography of Grace Hopper, a computer pioneer whose innovative thinking revolutionized programming and shaped the technology we use today.

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erinem

“No wonder people called her Amazing Grace!”

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erinem

This book can be inspiring to students and show them that there is always room for new people to make contributions in math, science, etc.

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erinem
Pickpick

Grace Hopper: Queen of Computer Code (2017) by Laurie Wallmark is about Grace Hopper, a woman who revolutionized computer science. The book details her childhood and life growing up and the contributions she made to modern technology.

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rachaich
SLOW DANCE. | RAINBOW. ROWELL
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Pickpick

Wasn't sure if I'd enjoy this as it could have been twee. I've read one other of hers, a YA, but wanted to see how she does grown up books.
And not disappointed! Unlike my usual choices but thoroughly comforting and positive.

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Leftcoastzen
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As I clean the guest room so it is suitable for guests I had to take a small bookcase out (never fun) I still am obsessed with these little Booksellers stickers they used to put inside the books. How can there be so many books in a small bookcase ? 5 boxes ? Really?

LeahBergen So cool! 2mo
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TheLudicReader
Slow Dance (Bailar Lento) | Rainbow Rowell
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Pickpick

Besties since they were 13, Shiloh and Cary are reunited at the wedding of another friend after a 14 year estrangement. The will they/won't they aspect of their relationship is obvious and ultimately this is more about the journey than the destination. I enjoyed the read.

Alwaysbeenaloverofbooks Love this cover 💚 💐 3mo
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behudd
SLOW DANCE. | RAINBOW. ROWELL
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Pickpick

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
I don‘t feel like I ever understood the main characters in this story but I did think their families, setting, and children (especially the children) were all written realistically. It was character driven, and Rowell did a great job compelling me forward.
I also loved it being set in 2006. The amount of times this woman put on a dress over her jeans - excellent. I think this was written specifically for us, elder millennials. Enjoy 💕