Who Says Women Can't Be Computer Programmers?: The Story of Ada Lovelace | 
This is a major turning point for Ada. She was excited to realize that math and imagination did not have to be opposites-as her mother had wanted so desperately to impress upon her-they actually went well together!
This is a major turning point for Ada. She was excited to realize that math and imagination did not have to be opposites-as her mother had wanted so desperately to impress upon her-they actually went well together!
pickI thought this book was enjoyable because it's an encouraging story about women in the STEM field. Ada's mom didn't want her to grow up with a “wild imagination like her father“ so she planned music lessons and royal balls for Ada to attend. Her mom didn't want her to be an engineer. This is about being sure to follow your dreams even if its not what other people in your life want from you.
This was a turning point for Ada. She was excited to realize that math and imagination did not have to be opposites-as her mother had wanted so desperately to impress upon her-they actually went together!
pickThis is an encouraging story about women in STEM. Her mother didn't want her to grow up with a wild imagination like her father so she planned music lessons and royal balls for Ada to attend. Her mother did not want her to become an engineer. This is an empowering story.
