The Arduino Inventor's Guide: Learn Electronics by Making 10 Awesome Projects

Thank you, excellent book and condition.Excellent Amazon seller.

The only project I might be interested in is the Desktop Greenhouse. I didn't find the other projects interesting. Definitely not worth the money.

... a playful approach. Refreshing

My 12 yo uses this and doesn’t need assistance. Well set out and great explanation section at the start.

10 Significant Projects With the Arduino, or Inexpensive clones like those from Sparkfun, Seeed Studio, etc. Teaches Programming, Electronics and Physical Construction Techniques.. All projects are well illustrated with photographs and diagrams. The author's have significant practical teaching experience. Sparkfun is a leader in both Hobbyist Electronics, Maker Skills and a Contributor to the Maker Movement. Programming skills are well explained. Some of the projects require skills with a Glue Gun and Cutting Cardboard Parts as well as Electronics and Programming.An Excellent and Fun Tutorial on all that can be accomplished with the Arduino, and work-alike processors.

We agree with authors Huang and Runberg that anyone can be an inventor. And this awesome guidebook to learning electronics through 10 different projects proves that point. If you or anyone in your household wants to build their skill in electronics by constructing a motorized robot, challening games, a tiny electric piano or a temperature sensing mini-greenhouse, The Arduino Inventor's Guide skillfully gets you pointed in the right direction with its well-detailed, step by step instructions. Plenty of illustrations and photography to complement the written directions. Hours of challenging fun that might even lead to a new career!

Bought this for my 9 year old and he loves it; the projects are well thought out and the book itself will act as a reference long after the projects are finished. Very well-written.

El libro se ve muy bonito, pero realmente ningún proyecto vale la pena, son todos proyectos que los harías de cualquier manera de forma natural, explica cómo funciona algunos componentes que todos ya sabemos cómo funcionan y poco código. No es ni para principiantes.