
Helping Kids Understand the Technology That Connects Their World
The Day the Internet Died - a children’s book that helps kids understand how the internet really works.
When the Internet Crashes, Three Unlikely Heroes Save the Day
It's not magic—it's routers, cables, and signals working together to send information from home to data centers and back again.
The huge buildings filled with servers—like giant libraries for the internet.
Every game, video, and message lives on a server.
How numbers and code turn into pictures, sounds, and fun worlds kids love to play in.
Perfect for ages 7–9
Demystifying Technology
Kids spend hours online—playing games, watching videos, chatting with friends. This story demonstrates what’s really happening behind the screen, turning big tech ideas into something kids can see, imagine, and enjoy.
STEM Learning That Feels Like Fun
Built to support digital literacy and early computer science concepts, this book sparks real-life conversations about how technology works—without sounding like a lesson or a textbook.
A Story Kids Want to Read
With relatable characters, humor, and a fast-paced adventure, this book goes beyond education. It’s a fun, memorable story for parents and kids to enjoy together.
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Created by the People Who Build the Internet's Backbone
For more than 30 years, Chatsworth Products (CPI) has designed and built the cabinets, racks, power, and cooling systems that protect and support the IT equipment inside data centers and networks around the world.
As an employee-owned company, we’re part of the communities where we live and work. We believe giving back means sharing what we know—supporting education, sparking curiosity about how technology works, and helping young people imagine themselves as the engineers, builders, and problem-solvers of the future.
Why We Created This Book
We created The Day the Internet Died to:
- Make technology approachable for kids growing up immersed in it
- Show children the real infrastructure behind their favorite apps and games
- Inspire curiosity about engineering, manufacturing, and STEM careers
- Support educators and parents in raising digitally literate children
