The cartoons came first

The book started as a joke: the pencil sketches existed before the text
was written around them.

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     <h3>Information in Small Bits</h3>
     <div class="sub">Information theory for kids &nbsp;·&nbsp; IEEE Information Theory Society</div>
     <p>A children&#39;s book that explains information theory through story and pictures, for readers of about eight and up.
-    Anna is the cartoonist: she wrote each story and drew every illustration, working them out as 8&times;11 pencil sketches.
-    Christina Fragouli wrote the educational explanations that accompany them. Published by the IEEE Information Theory
-    Society as a non-profit outreach project for the Shannon centennial.</p>
+    The cartoons came first, drawn as a joke: Anna worked out each story as an 8&times;11 pencil sketch. The book grew from
+    there, with Christina Fragouli writing the educational explanations around the drawings. Published by the IEEE
+    Information Theory Society as a non-profit outreach project for the Shannon centennial.</p>
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       <a href="https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07HD64KW4">The book</a> &nbsp;·&nbsp;
       <a href="https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLfMzjeGTdcav8saj5RIySjRByViHuxFdI">Animated video series</a>