Romy, Roby And The Secrets Of Sleep.

This is the first book in the Romy & Roby series from one of the world’s most recognised female technology influencers and entrepreneurs. It is designed to help children and their parents understand the importance and functionalities of Artificial Intelligence in a fun and engaging way through lovely storytelling and engaging graphics.

Book One

You will learn about Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Robotics.

A living Appendix brings the world of Computer Science, Physics, Neuroscience, Linguistics, and the History of Technology to the most curious minds.

romy and roby and the secrets of sleep book cover

Early Extracts from the Book

Chapter 1 (extract)

…and while Romy snoozed happily, Mum’s bag started to show signs of life… the bag moved. Something – or someone – moved inside it. Romy opened one orange eye…

Romy and Roby in the kitchen
Romy and Roby in binary code.
Romy Roby in binary code.
Romy in binary code.
Romy, Roby and The Girl on the terrace

Chapter 3 (extract)

…Romy couldn’t believe his ears. There was an intruder on their terrace, and she was accusing him of stealing a tiny piece of butter. His tummy made a disgruntling noise…

“What is your friend’s name?” continued Mum. “Ga-li-na,” he heard. Roby was making his way to the terrace. “I want to label it Galina, after the Ukrainian lab assistant.”

Romy and Roby in binary code.
Romy Roby in binary code.
Roby in binary code.

Chapter 4 (extract)

“I will move on to designing the invitations,’ he said. “what kind of style did you have in mind?” he asked.

“Do something timeless, classical, with just a little bit of edginess,” Mum said.

And so he did.  The family stared at a list with incomprehensive signs on it.

“Darling, normal humans can’t read HTML code,’ said Mum.

Romy planning a party invite
Romy and Roby in binary code.
Romy Roby in binary code.
Romy in binary code.
Romy, Roby and friends at the party

Chapter 5 (extract)

“You see, we have all kinds of comparisons to animals, but we rarely say, ‘intelligent as’ about any of them… Humans usually believe they are exceptional, as if a cow, a dog, or our cat Romy aren’t unique and clever in their own way.”