This is not only an excellent book for kids but also for family and friends. I have spent most of my career trying to explain to everyone what I do; this book is a cute way to do it. It is a nice intro to analytics book that I can share with my daughter. As a bonus, my daughter thinks I get to work with Llamas every day. :)

Love this book and especially love exposing my kids to new information. It interests my 8 yr old but is also fun to discuss with my 14-year old. Frankly, if we're being honest, I'm learning stuff too. Love the art, the wit, and the insights from Hila, Jason, and Shai.

We received our book and have already read it several times. I had my grandkids sit with me while I read it with them. They were so excited to see how many of the technological words they knew without having a clear understanding of definitions. This will clearly become a great reference book as they grow and learn. We're going to see how often we hear these analytical words and talk about their meanings. The pictures are fun and relevant to the terms. This book is written to help kids feel more empowered as they grow into an analytical future. The llama is a charmer!

I was one of the first 200 people to order this book. Shortly after my copy shipped, the author discovered that the printing company had made a binding error on about 10% of the books. He immediately reached out and apologized for the error even before I had received my copy! He then shipped a replacement copy to everyone who had ordered a book in the first printing run, even if their copy did not have a flaw! Your kids will learn analytics terminology from this book, but businesses everywhere could learn customer service from 33 Sticks!

I'm a data scientist who loves and collects children's books. This has everything I look for: clever, funny, accurate, and beautifully illustrated! It is so much fun to read. Hoping it is back in stock soon because I am not giving up my copy, and I definitely have some colleagues whose little ones need this!

My daughter loves the book, and the illustrations perfectly complement the content. Added bonus is that others in my life have found the book just as helpful to understand analytics concepts and terms.

As someone in the tech industry, this book really hits important terms and metrics. So fun to have this written for our kids!!

Many children's books have the same premise; this one is different. Once you're done teaching your kid about apples, dogs, and trains, you can move into a world that may help them open up future opportunities. This book bridges a thriving market and a children's book. It does so while beautifully illustrated and well thought out.

This book is amazing and a delight to read to my child. She is only 5 months old but she loves the pictures and illustrations. I am hoping her first words are "correlation does not equal causation".

Whether you want to start your children learning about analytics early, or want a fun way to learn yourself, this is a great little book. The illustrations are great and I can't recommend this more highly. Even my little furkid enjoyed

As a Web Analyst, I decided to pick up this book to see how it was, and its great for the purpose! All the terms are perfect to cover for analytics, even for adults or coworkers. Personally, I think its great for kids as a bedtime read to plant these ideas and thinking early on - will pay dividends in the mind of a young one.

A perfect introduction and fun experience into the world of analytics. This book is well written, and to the level than any youngster or elder can understand. Frankly, this book would be great to give to my parents who are in their 70’s because they still don’t understand what I do for work. This book may just be the solution.

I've worked in the data science world for 20 years and picked this book up for my kids because I feel data literacy is increasingly critical for being a functional member of our communities. After reading it, I decided to pick up a few more copies for many of the adults in my life so that I didn't need to keep explaining these topics ad nauseam.