COMPUTERS FOR KIDS - ATARI EDITION by Sally Greenwood Larsen, oversize horizontal-format paperback, 11" x 8½", 86 pages, Creative Computing Press, 1981, ISBN: 0-916688-21-6. BRAND NEW.

      From the back cover: For the child who is eager to enter the exciting world of computers and for the parent or teacher who is eager to help them learn Computers for Kids is here! The Computers for Kids series is designed for children ages 8-13 who are interested in computers but are overwhelmed by the reading level and quantity of material covered in adult level manuals. (Computers for Kids can actually be considered a children's level manual with illustrations and examples.) The book is very comprehensive, complete with lesson plans and trouble-shooting tips for parents and teachers. This entertaining, easy to read book includes sections on:
    • How computers work
    • How to operate the Atari computer
    • Simplified flowcharting
    • Step by step discussion of BASIC
    • Statements and how they are used to write programs
    • A child's glossary of BASIC terms
    • Color Graphics

Who am I? I am David Ahl, and I am finally sorting out and selling my vintage computers, books, and magazines. Many of you know me as the founder, publisher, and editor of Creative Computing, the FIRST personal computing magazine and also author of BASIC Computer Games, the first million-selling computer book. I stored a few issues of Creative plus some other magazines and books in my basement for the past 45 years and I'm selling them now; this is the END!