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Christine
and the Magic Charts

Developing future-ready skills

Connecting families through learning

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Piechi is a cheerful pie chart puppy!

Barney is a bar chart — tall, strong, and full of energy!

Lainie is a line chart — a real athlete among the charts!

Christine is whisked away into a magical land of data and meets new friends…

Bobby is a cheerful bubble chart!

A Family Adventure That Brings You Closer and Sparks Curiosity!

Turns play into future skills

Helps families connect beyond the screen

The joy of learning through emotions and adventure

Dive into a world that inspires kids to explore,
ask questions, and grow together with the heroes they love.

Dive into a world that inspires kids to explore, ask questions, and grow together with the heroes they love.

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What the Experts Say

Sophie Sparkes

Information Designer and Data Sketch Artist

This delightful book cleverly disguises data visualisation as adventure. The book's charm is how effortlessly it weaves data concepts into the story. This book is perfect for 7-10 year olds, and great resource for anyone wanting to introduce children to data literacy in a way that's genuinely fun.

Silvia Romanelli

Freelance Data Visualization Designer

silviaromanelli.com

With its funny characters and its colorful illustrations, “Christine and the Magic Charts” is a playful journey to discover basic charts and data concepts. Children are introduced to data visualization without even realizing it! An additional section at the end provides practical explanations about the charts - a nice educational resource to complement the story.

Annabelle Rincon

Tableau Visionary Ambassador

Public Tableau

Christine and The Magic Charts is a deliciously clever story that turns the world of data visualization into a magical adventure. I found it utterly delightful — smart, colorful, and accessible for readers of all ages. The story manages to make charts, graphs, and data come alive in a way that feels both educational and fun. This book is a treat for anyone curious about how data tells stories — and a wonderful read to share with children, students, or anyone young at heart.