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My son has gobbled up this series! If you have a tween, they may like it too.

Cute. Good for explaining basic coding to kids. Not really a story with just volume one.

#Libraryhaul for the youngest for the long weekend. So excited that I was the first hold on The Dire King!

My local children's bookstore is promoting a Reading Without Walls bingo #challenge. (This idea comes from Gene Luen Yang, National Ambassador of Young People's Literature.)

#anditsaugust

Signed books from Gene Luen Yang. (If you ever get a chance to see him, do.) #signedcopies #booksacrossoceans

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Cute introduction to coding in the form of a graphic novel starring some quirky kids at a mysterious school. Short and somewhat interactive presenting some exercises for kids to test their coding skills. I'll have to add this to babe's library. Now for the sequel! #mommyreads #graphicnovel #comics #ebook

Super fun graphic novel that teaches you about code too! Plus the characters are fun and the mystery drives the plot. I feel very proud of myself that I learned some stuff! Get it for the kids in your life! #kidlitsy #graphicnovels #middlegrade

I know I'll love this ... it's from Gene Luen Yang. However, I'm having a hard time getting over the typo on the back. Can you find it? Are you bugged now too?

Just heard the news that Gene Luen Yang has received a MacArthur grant! Here's the scoop: https://www.facebook.com/sandy.littell/posts/10208640515702713 Those of you into graphic novels, which ones would you recommend to a newbie?

Hopper hates her new school because it is so weird! She + her friend Eni work together using skills like binary + coding to solve mysteries around the school. It seems like every time they solve one clue, another pops up.

Loved this! My 10yr old did too. It's funny + a great way to introduce STEM to MG comic readers. Great for both boys + girls. Creative + it kept my attention until the end. I wanted the next installment immediately! ✔️💯👏🏻