Jenny Tyler
Jenny Tyler
Jenny Tyler, born in London in 1975, is a passionate writer and educator dedicated to inspiring young readers. With a background in early childhood development and a love for storytelling, she has spent years engaging children through her creative and educational content. Jenny’s firm belief in the power of stories to spark imagination and learning has made her a respected figure in children’s literature circles.
Personal Name: Jenny Tyler
Jenny Tyler Books
(19 Books)
Usborne Computer Books are colourful, straightforward and easy-to-understand guides to the world of home computing for beginners of all ages.
**Usborne Guide to Computers**. A colourful introduction to the world of computers. "Without question the best general introduction to computing I have ever seen," - Personal Computer World
**Understanding the Micro**. A beginner's guide to microcomputers, how to use them and how they work. "This introduction to the subject seems to get everything right." - The Guardian
**Computer Programming**. A simple introduction to BASIC for absolute beginners. "Lucid and entertaining..." - The Guardian
**Computer and Video Games**. All about electronic games and how they work, with expert's tips on how to win. "The ideal book to convert the arcade games freak to real computing." - Computing Today
**Computer Spacegames, Computer Battlegames**. Listings to run on the ZX81, Spectrum, BBC, TRS-8, Apple, VIC 20 and PET. "Highly recommended to anyone of any age." - Computing Today
**Practical Things to do with a Microcomputer**. Lots of programs to run and a robot to build which will work with most micros.
**Computer Jargon**. An illustrated guide to all the jargon.
**Computer Graphics**. Superbly illustrated introduction to computer graphics with programs and a graphics coversion chart for most micros.
**Write Your Own Adventure Programs**. Step-by-step guide to writing adventure games programs, with lots of expert's tips.
**Machine Code for Beginners**. A really simple introduction to machine code for Z80 and 6502.
**Better BASIC**. A beginner's guide to writing programs in BASIC.
**Inside the Chip**. A simple and colourful account of how the chip works and what it can do.
A collection of seventeen songs including "Froggy went a-courting", "Oh, Susanna!" and "This old man" and are all accompanied by simple musical arrangements.
A survey of the earth and the oceans and of the peoples of the earth. Includes maps and facts about the products and customs of the countries of the world.
Stories, activities and carols tell about the birth of Jesus and the story of Saint Nicholas.
