Color. Ask. Discover.
The things you love can become the beginning of a conversation.
Surfing, coding and artificial intelligence, explored through easy coloring scenes, short facts and questions to share.
Coming soon
English editions are coming first. Spanish editions will follow.
Explore the three booksThree ways to wonder together
surfing
Bring a little of your love for the ocean to the coloring table.
Share your love of surfing with a curious child. Surfing Adventures brings together 40 easy coloring scenes about boards, waves, beach routines, ocean wildlife and caring for the coast. Each scene pairs a short fact with a question to explore together.
40 scenes · Ages 5–8 · Paperback
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coding
Share the ideas behind your code, one coloring page at a time.
Turn your interest in programming into something you can share at the coloring table. Little Coding Adventures offers 40 easy scenes about computers, instructions, sequences, patterns, loops, choices, debugging and making games.
40 scenes · Ages 5–8 · Paperback
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Artificial intelligence
Make room for the questions children already ask about AI.
How can a computer learn from examples? Why can an AI suggestion be wrong? Discover AI opens a first conversation about artificial intelligence through 40 easy coloring scenes and everyday family moments.
40 scenes · Ages 5–8 · Paperback
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A little color. A good question.
Bold outlines and large coloring areas leave room for your child’s own ideas.
Read a short fact, then follow the question wherever your conversation leads.
Talk about your first wave, your first program or the questions you are still exploring.
Each 8.5 × 11-inch paperback has 90 pages: 40 coloring scenes with blank reverses, a personal introduction, a color-test page and guide, a picture glossary, a conversation recap and a completion certificate. Enjoy it with crayons or colored pencils, away from screens.
A note from the author
I’m Jacob, a father who likes making things and finding out how they work. My work brings together digital health and AI, and I’m curious about how technology fits into people’s lives. I learn by trying: building a prototype, taking a photograph, or following an idea to see where it leads.
These books bring that curiosity to the things I share with my son, Arthur: the sea, programming, and the questions we ask about AI. You do not need to be an expert. Bring a few colors and a little time, and see what you discover together.
Jacob
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