Computers as characters, not jargon
Tutu and Mini-Fish ask the questions kids actually ask. The vocab follows the story, not the other way around.
Bobo's Code Lab
Ages 6–12 · 自讀
Bobo's Code Lab
An engineer dad's coding bridge books for curious kids
Built for ages 6–12. From everyday family scenes to the ideas behind computers, internet, and AI. Dual protagonists Tutu and Xiao-Yu invite kids to ask questions, try, fail, and discover.
Why this line
What makes Bobo's Code Lab different
Stop, try, then read on
Each chapter ends with a tiny experiment that takes 5 minutes — no setup beyond a browser or a notebook.
Written by someone who codes
Bridge books for ages 6–12 by a working software engineer who reads them with his own kids first.
Who this is for
Who picks this up
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Parents who want kids to grow up tech-literate
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After-school code clubs & homeschool co-ops
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Curious 6–12 year olds
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