Mathematics for Fairies

"Mathematics for fairies" is an inspiring and fresh reading of the life of an exceptional woman from the first half of the XIX century - the talented mathematician Ada Byron, daughter of the English poet George Byron. This interesting, smart and beautiful lady, who gave birth to three children, who has been harassed all her life by her despotic mother, feels more comfortable among numbers than in the tight corset of the English aristocracy to which she belongs. Ada, Countess Lovelace by married name, puts her passion for mathematics above the shine of her noble title. This "Sorceress with Numbers", subject by the way to strong love trembles, created the first program for the prototype of today's computer, before dying of cancer in the peak of her creative virtues. They call her the first programmer in history.