Packets, Payloads, and Pure Fun!
Polly Packet’s Precious Payload zips kids (and curious parents) on a fast, fun ride that makes the internet feel like magic—and I was grinning the whole way through! 😄

Polly Packet’s Precious Payload takes something as complex as data centers and turns it into an imaginative, child-friendly story. Through little Sarah’s questions and her mom’s patient answers, kids learn how a simple picture sent to Grandma travels across cell towers, subsea cables, and data centers. I really liked how it explained such a big concept with simple words and charming characters like the Packeteers. As a parent, I enjoyed reading it because it taught my child something new while keeping the story fun and relatable. It’s not just entertaining—it’s educational in a way that sticks.

Who knew a selfie for Grandma could turn into a wild ride through space, under the sea, and straight into a data center? 🚀 Polly Packet’s Precious Payload is packed with energy, adorable characters, and a clever way to explain how the internet works. I had a blast reading it—and honestly, I learned a thing or two myself! If your kiddo is curious about “where the picture goes” when they hit send, this book makes it magical, silly, and smart all at once. Total win for bedtime reading and big smiles. 😄