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    I, Ada: Ada Lovelace: Rebel. Genius. Visionary
    I, Ada: Ada Lovelace: Rebel. Genius. Visionary
    I, Ada: Ada Lovelace: Rebel. Genius. Visionary
    Audiobook8 hours

    I, Ada: Ada Lovelace: Rebel. Genius. Visionary

    Written by Julia Gray

    Narrated by Julia Gray

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    About this audiobook

    This wonderfully witty portrayal of the world's first computer programmer focuses on the early life of Ada Lovelace during the nineteenth-century.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherDreamscape Media
    Release dateOct 19, 2020
    ISBN9781666542301
    I, Ada: Ada Lovelace: Rebel. Genius. Visionary
    Author

    Julia Gray

    Julia Gray spent her teenage years writing songs, playing the piano in darkened rooms, and listening to Metallica. She received her master's degree in creative writing from Birkbeck and went on to publish her debut novel The Otherlife in 2016. She currently resides in London.

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      The author was very detailed about the way Ada thought. It felt like I could literally see into her mind, and I loved this. The themes of the book show that the challenges of women did not begin in the twenty first century. However, I am grateful for how far we have come even though there is still much ground to cover.