PPG Books Announces Release of "AI is Easy Peasy"

PPG Books is proud to announce the official release of AI is Easy Peasy: A Neurotic Noob's Guide to Not Freaking Out About Robots by David Frank, now available on Amazon in Kindle and paperback formats.

Written for the millions of people who feel left behind by the AI revolution, this book takes a refreshingly honest approach to demystifying artificial intelligence. No jargon. No condescension. Just practical guidance delivered with humor and empathy.

"I wrote this book because I was tired of feeling stupid every time someone mentioned AI. Turns out, a lot of people feel the same way. You don't need a computer science degree to understand this stuff—you just need someone to explain it like a normal human being." — David Frank, Author

About the Book

AI is Easy Peasy is the first book in The Neurotic Noob's Guide series, designed specifically for readers over 40 who want to understand technology without feeling overwhelmed or talked down to.

Key topics include:

• What AI actually is (and isn't)
• How AI already affects daily life
• Practical tools for work and home
• Privacy protection strategies
• Ethical considerations for everyday users
• Copy-paste prompts you can use immediately

A Different Approach to Tech Education

Unlike traditional technology guides, AI is Easy Peasy uses humor and relatable analogies to explain complex concepts. Written at a sixth-grade reading level without sacrificing depth or accuracy, the book makes AI accessible to anyone willing to learn.

"I wanted to write the book I wish existed when I started panic-Googling 'will AI take my job' at 2 AM." — David Frank

The Neurotic Noob's Guide Series

AI is Easy Peasy launches The Neurotic Noob's Guide series, with additional titles planned for 2026. Each book will maintain the series' signature blend of expertise, empathy, and humor.

About PPG Books

PPG Books is an independent publisher dedicated to making technology accessible to everyone—especially those who've been told they're "too old" or "not tech-savvy enough" to learn. The company publishes guides that combine genuine expertise with empathy, delivered through humor that makes learning feel less like homework and more like conversation.

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