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Does this book really exist?? Asking for a friend. The friend is my 3yo kid.
Nope, this is the closest I found
It at least puts Linux as its #1 operating system
The real book is Quantum Entanglement for Babies. (You can see it on the spine.)
The author, Chris Ferrie, has a whole series of science for babies. We have ones about the planets and another just about Pluto that my kid was real into for a while
There are CSS, JavaScript, and HTML for babies books.
I've never seen/found a Linux one though.
Computer Engineering for Babies is good. Its just a couple of buttons, an LED, and logic (and, or, xor, not, etc)
No its edited from a for babies book.