A review by caprisbookisland
Ada Lovelace Cracks the Code by Marina Muun, Monique Aimee, Corinne Purtill
3.0
I've been reading a lot of short stories from the Rebel Girls book. These stories focus on success of women, and their story from the beginning.
I think... I enjoyed this story the least out of all of the stories I've read so far..
I was a bit confused on where the story was going, and what her profession was, it was a bit unclear.
I thought she would be an author, then I thought she assisted in the development of airplanes, And finally I thought she assisted with development of the computers...
Which I guess in a way she did? Assist with coding.
I have a robotics background, and im very interested in pursuing coding so I was nice to follow the story. she seemed like a very hard worker and determined no matter what. But the direction of the story was lost to me at times.
I think... I enjoyed this story the least out of all of the stories I've read so far..
I was a bit confused on where the story was going, and what her profession was, it was a bit unclear.
I thought she would be an author, then I thought she assisted in the development of airplanes, And finally I thought she assisted with development of the computers...
Which I guess in a way she did? Assist with coding.
I have a robotics background, and im very interested in pursuing coding so I was nice to follow the story. she seemed like a very hard worker and determined no matter what. But the direction of the story was lost to me at times.