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Computer Zero
Smartphones… GPS… Social media… None of it would exist if it weren’t for one thing: old-school computer technology.
So, what if the computer hadn’t been invented? Or was invented… somewhere else? BY someone else?
Kristen and Brad are visiting the University of Pennsylvania with their cousin Sally. The teens don’t expect their tour to include time travel, and yet when they walk into a campus building they find themselves transported to another era.
They know that the first ‘real’ computer was built at the university. Could that achievement be part of the reason for their trip through time? And what do Nazis have to do with it?
So, what if the computer hadn’t been invented? Or was invented… somewhere else? BY someone else?
Kristen and Brad are visiting the University of Pennsylvania with their cousin Sally. The teens don’t expect their tour to include time travel, and yet when they walk into a campus building they find themselves transported to another era.
They know that the first ‘real’ computer was built at the university. Could that achievement be part of the reason for their trip through time? And what do Nazis have to do with it?
194 pages, Paperback
Published November 20, 2017
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About the author
J.Y. Harris
5 books2 followersThe Timekeepers series is for middle-grade/young teens (ages 11 and up).
Under pen-names Jean Louise this author has written some women's contemporary books, Nobody's Perfect and Fool Me Once. Also, two series of novellas: It Takes a Thief, with two stories, and Boys in Blue, with three.
E-mail address is jyharrisbooks@gmail.com, and J. Y. Harris also has a page on Facebook.
Under pen-names Jean Louise this author has written some women's contemporary books, Nobody's Perfect and Fool Me Once. Also, two series of novellas: It Takes a Thief, with two stories, and Boys in Blue, with three.
E-mail address is jyharrisbooks@gmail.com, and J. Y. Harris also has a page on Facebook.
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