In What's A Computer? today's youngest computer enthusiasts learn the different parts of a computer and are introduced to some basic terms and techniques. This book is a simple introduction to basic computer technology and vocabulary.

The direct writing style is always in sync with the way children think. Each concept is made solid, lively and understandable. The full color illustrations are cheerful, mischievous and funny. Despite the techno subject matter, the books use generous a mounts of white space to give all the information plenty of elbow room. The images, made up of great splashes of brilliant color and odd shapes, have lots of child appeal.

The book includes tips for taking care of your computer and interesting technological trivia for both kids and adults. A cast of characters, The Mouse Family, entertainingly guide the child reader through all the information contained in the book. There's a Glossary/Index in the back of the book and a fun "mousetail" bookmark sewn into the binding of the book.

This hard cover, dust jacketed book is 8.5" by 11" and is brightly colored throughout. It's the perfect gift for children and grandchildren four to seven years old.