Collection: Junior Non-Fiction Computers & Business

Written for kids in a language they can understand, this book helps budding filmmakers and producers create their own videos--no matter the subject. It offers creators the insight on how to plan and shoot quality videos, install and use video editing tools, and post the final product to YouTube.

What is money? And how does it work? Lift the flaps to discover the fascinating world of money, from ancient coins to modern electronic money -- and how to make the most of it!

"From trading seashells and vegetables to mining for cryptocurrency, the journey from cash to contactless has been one full of trial and error, entrepreneurial geniuses and expanding economies. Uniquely presented through a series of posters, comic-strip retellings, timelines, newspaper articles a...

Remember what a wild frontier the early days of home gaming were? This thoroughly researched and geeky trip down memory lane pulls together the most entertaining stories from this dynamic era, and brings you the classic tech that should never be forgotten. After all, what self-respecting kid didn...

Simple text and photographs introduce young readers to nurses in a community, discussing what they do, what they need to do their job, and more.

Hackers trolls and stalkers all represent the ugly side of the Internet. Children using social media the Internet and emails are likely to encounter them at some time. This book provides practical ways to deal with cyberbullying and threats from the digital world. Learn about fake news and passwo...

Good online behaviour keeps us and our computers safe. It also contributes to better schools and communities when people behave well towards each other in cyberspace. In this book find examples of good and bad online behaviour and what children can do if they feel unsafe online.

In 2018 the gaming industry made over 100 billion dollars worldwide. Professional gamers, designers, programmers, and writers all received some of that money. Learn about the different jobs in video games, and maybe someday you'll get paid to game.

In Project Code: Music, young coders can use and refine their Scratch skills to create cool, professional music.