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The first computers were created in the early 1800s, with the first digital computer being created in the late 1940s. The first computers were large and expensive, and were mainly used for military and scientific purposes. Ada Lovelace was the first computer programmer.
A girl's Valentine's Day date with her crush, Jake, is ruined when she discovers he's brought his ex-girlfriend along. The girl is determined to win Jake back, and she eventually does, proving that she's the one for him.
The first computers were created in the early 1800s, with the first digital computer being created in the late 1940s. The first computers were large and expensive, and were mainly used for military and scientific purposes. Ada Lovelace was the first computer programmer.
Lily finds a magical door in the forest that leads her to a beautiful kingdom. She meets a kind queen who asks her to help save the kingdom from a dragon. Lily bravely agrees and, with the help of her new friends, is able to defeat the dragon and save the kingdom. She is hailed as a hero and lived happily ever after.
A teenage girl in a small town discovers a body in the woods and calls the police. When they arrive, the body is gone. The girl starts her own investigation and discovers that the town is full of secrets.
Maggie finds a strange bee hive in the woods and starts to study the bees and their behavior. But when the hive starts to produce a strange honey that makes people sick, Maggie realizes that she might be in over her head. Can she figure out what's wrong with the bees before it's too late?
Scout is elected president of her middle school science club by accident and has to figure out how to lead the group. With the help of her friends, she comes up with a plan to make the club the coolest in school.
Shannon's father was a successful writer, but after his death, Shannon discovers that all of his stories were plagiarized from other sources. Shannon is crushed, but decides to use her father 's plagiarism as inspiration for her own writing. She writes a mashup of all the stories her father stole, and becomes a bestselling author in her own right.