Grandma's Guides

Books written and illustrated by Richard Bell

£2.95 OUT OF PRINT

£2.95 OUT OF PRINT

‘ . . . jargon-busting . . . ’

Active Life

‘ . . . full of gems . . . ’

The Guardian

‘So easy for Granny to surf the net’

Sunday Post

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With the help of my grandson Simon, I've put together this simple guide to get you started sending e-mail and surfing the World Wide Web (or paddling in it, at least).

Simon says; we've used Internet Explorer, which is available free from Microsoft.

36 pages

Size: A6 14.3 x 10.3 cm

38 black and white cartoons by Richard Bell

ISBN 1-902467-07-8

Simon Says: Here’s the original guide for the complete newcomer to the Internet, written for a real granny who started surfing the net aged 83. If you find doorstop-size books like the Rough Guide to the Internet too intimidating at 380 pages (excellent though they are), this tried and tested classic from nearly a decade ago might give you helping hand to get started. The Internet has moved on but the basics of sending an e-mail, surfing the net and taking your virtual trolley on an online supermarket shop remain much the same.

'It's the pocket-sized sequel to Grandma's Guide to the Internet, which came out last year, and shows older on-liners how to order groceries, pick up a present, donate to a charity or track down a bargain, all from the comfort of their computer console.

Steven Bowron, Sunday Post, 12/08/01

32 pages
Size: A6 14.7 x 10.6 cm

black and white cartoons by Richard Bell

ISBN 1-902467-08-6