The Extraordinary Life Of Alan Turing
By Michael Lee Richardson
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Alan Turing, a brilliant mathematician and scientist, played a pivotal role in World War II by cracking enemy codes, significantly aiding the Allied victory. This illustrated biography traces his journey from a curious child fascinated by mathematics to a key figure in computing and codebreaking history.
About the author
Michael Lee Richardson is a writer from Scotland who loves telling exciting stories for young people. He has written books and scripts for television, including working on the popular show 'Love, Victor'. Michael enjoys inspiring children to read, write, and dream big through his creative and fun stories.
Pages
128 pages
Reading age
Junior (8-13)
Published
2020
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