Ada Lovelace

Ada was often alone when she was little. Most of the time, she played with her favorite cat, Mrs. Puff, and dreamed of machines that could fly. During a long illness, she spent a lot of time in bed studying numbers. Later, when she met a mathematician who built a marvelous calculating machine, she invented a code that told the machine what to do. And today, this code is the foundation of our computer language!

Little People, Big Dreams tells the inspiring life stories of great individuals: each of these personalities, whether an actress, a footballer, or a civil rights activist, has achieved the unimaginable. It all began when they were still young: with big dreams.

What age group are these books intended for? They make the perfect gift for babies, welcoming them into a world full of dreams! And parents will be encouraged by these books during sleepless nights to make reading aloud a natural part of life.

Toddlers will be enchanted by the illustrations—they will discover numerous things. The books are also great "vocabulary trainers"! Children aged 3 to 5 will absorb everything, from the illustrations to the texts! Children aged 6, 8, and 10 have a more developed understanding of the illustrations and the meaning of the story—it’s not just about accepting oneself and realizing one’s future dreams, but also about accepting others as they are.

Later: The books make great gifts for any occasion, as childhood dreams can become a reality throughout life.