The cover of the book shows the title "IT* FOR INTELLIGENT GRANDMOTHERS" written in a font similar to comic sans. A keyboard sits in front of a monitor. The hand of a grandmother rests on a mouse in front of the keyboard, and a child's hand is on top of the grandmothers, patiently showing her what to do.

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1. Robert McNees (mcnees@mastodon.social)'s status on Wednesday, 21-Dec-2022 16:12:18 UTC Robert McNees

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   Finally, this isn't physics, but I think it's a delightful anecdote.

   In her late 80s, Cécile wanted to learn more about computers and the internet. But she found most books and advice frustrating, and not suited to the way she learned. She decided to write a book for folks in the same boat.

   "IT for Intelligent Grandmothers" was sold to raise money for Planned Living Assistance Network of Central Texas, a group Cécile was involved with. The cover is absolutely perfect.