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Where does the internet go when we press save?

When Laila saves her drawing and wonders where it goes, she meets Fluffbit, a gentle cloud creature with purple headphones, who takes her on a journey behind the screen.

Together, they discover that the internet is not just “in the cloud.” It depends on real buildings, real people, servers, fibre, energy and carefully connected systems.

Where the Internet Goes to Sleep is a beautifully illustrated children’s book that helps young readers understand the invisible infrastructure behind digital life.

Perfect for ages 5–9, this story:
• Introduces data centres, cloud storage, servers and digital systems in a child-friendly way.
• Helps children understand that the internet depends on real places, people and infrastructure.
• Supports early STEM, computing and systems thinking.
• Encourages curiosity about technology without fear or overwhelm.
• Offers a gentle starting point for conversations about AI, data, digital safety and the modern world.
• Supports links to the UK Computing curriculum.

A warm, imaginative introduction to the systems behind the internet, created for curious children, families, schools and educators.

Created by Willow Williams, founder of The ThreadPoint and author of Where the Internet Goes to Sleep. Her work focuses on infrastructure literacy: helping children and communities understand the systems behind the internet, cloud computing and AI.