Where the Internet Goes to Sleep
A STEM Story About the Cloud and Staying Safe Online
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What if your child's digital drawings had their own magical bedtime story? Every night, when children sleep, something extraordinary happens to their photos, drawings, and digital memories. They don't just disappear into "the cloud", they embark on an incredible journey to the most amazing places on Earth. Join Laila on the adventure that will change how your family thinks about technology. When Laila saves her special drawing and wonders where it goes, she meets Fluffbit, a delightful cloud creature with purple headphones who's about to show her something amazing. Together, they discover glow...
What if your child's digital drawings had their own magical bedtime story? Every night, when children sleep, something extraordinary happens to their photos, drawings, and digital memories. They don't just disappear into "the cloud", they embark on an incredible journey to the most amazing places on Earth. Join Laila on the adventure that will change how your family thinks about technology. When Laila saves her special drawing and wonders where it goes, she meets Fluffbit, a delightful cloud creature with purple headphones who's about to show her something amazing. Together, they discover glowing data centres where digital dreams live, meet friendly servers who remember everything, and uncover the magical teamwork that keeps our digital world spinning. Perfect for ages 5-9, this beautifully illustrated story:Transforms tech anxiety into wonder and excitement Makes complex digital concepts feel like magic Introduces data centres, cloud storage, and digital safety through adventure Supports STEM learning while nurturing imagination Aligns with UK Computing and PSHE curriculum "A magical introduction to data centres for children. The bedtime story that explains the internet. The adventure your family has been waiting for." Created by Willowmina Williams - built environment specialist, founder of ThreadPoint Studio, and Global Head of Education at Women in BIM. This story is part of a mission to make invisible systems visible through storytelling that sparks curiosity.
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