Raspberry Pi Kids Book Recommendation

[n30_mkii]

My kids are 8 and 10 and do a fair bit with scratch at school, along with lego boost and hot wires. I'd like to introduce them to some next level concepts with a raspberry pi and perhaps some simple python coding too. Just wondering if anyone has found any really good books for kids recently that cover these areas well?

Ideally a book more on projects with the pi and then secondly a good python intro book aimed at instilling good foundations and simple projects for them. I will then help fill in any gaps and help supplement as I'm from a dev background anyway

Thanks

 

[Lmg80]

Also interested in this....

 

[Throrik]

I wouldn't bother with a physical book to be honest - just use the main website.

https://projects.raspberrypi.org/en

The Magazine is available for free online which has loads of cool stuff too.

https://www.raspberrypi.org/magpi-issues/

 

[sideways14a]

Yeah no physical books but there is a mountain of online pi stuff.

....and yeah it IS worth getting into. I am building a flight radar 24 node at the moment, i have also got pi-holes on my network and am thinking of getting a pi (not raspberry) that can handle NAS

So yeah, very interesting.

 

[Feek]

I am building a flight radar 24 node at the moment

That shouldn't take more than half an hour to get the Pi working, assembling the receiver and the aerial may take a little longer and then the addiction to make things better lasts quite a while