World Wide Web for Beginners

A parent might reach for this book when their tech-savvy child starts asking how the internet actually began. This charming 1997 guide is a time capsule, explaining the basics of the World Wide Web as it was in its infancy, from dial-up modems to early search engines. It's a perfect tool for nurturing curiosity and building technical confidence by demystifying the origins of the digital world. For kids aged 9 to 14, it provides fascinating historical context, showing them that the seamless technology they use today was built on these clunky, exciting first steps, sparking an interest in both history and computer science.