AI for Kids - A Children's book

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Written by: Prasanta Behera and Debu Panda
Illustrated by: Preetam Raj


Curious about how AI works? So is Alina! In this engaging, illustrated chapter book, young readers join Alina and her dad on a bedtime journey through the fascinating world of artificial intelligence. From understanding how the human brain works to building simple AI models like the “CatModel” and “AlinaFoodModel,” this story-based book introduces core concepts of AI, machine learning, and neural networks in a fun and age-appropriate way.

Designed for children ages 8–12, Artificial Intelligence for Kids combines real-world examples, simple analogies, and interactive projects to make complex technology accessible. Through thoughtful dialogue, colorful illustrations, and relatable scenarios—from Netflix recommendations to dancing AI cats—kids (and adults!) will walk away with a strong foundational understanding of how AI touches our everyday lives.




Whether you're a parent, educator, or mentor, this book is your guide to sparking curiosity, creativity, and conversations about the 


📽️ Watch the Teaser Video: https://youtu.be/duBsu4EiVZU


📚 Get the Book: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/1645606953

📚 Get the book (AMZN-IN): https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/1645606953



Next Step


We’re collaborating with Aveti Learning—an organization that has been teaching over 2,000 schools across Odisha, similar to what Khan Academy does globally. They are developing chapter-wise videos based on the book, which will be introduced in classrooms starting this June. The English videos will come first, followed by Odia once the translation is ready.

Thanks to a few generous donors, we’ve donated 500+ books to 30+ schools in Odisha.


🎥 Want to see Chapter 1 in action? https://youtu.be/W1f2CjEK3_0

Aveti Learning: https://avetilearning.com/

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