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djlanatron's review
4.0
I didn't enjoy it as much as the first, but it was still fun, engaging, and would get students thinking!
snazel's review
Less plot, more coding than the first book. So I can't really tell where the PLOT is going, but my guess is that in the coding they'll get to if/then statements soon.
theybedax's review
2.0
I believe this is the first book in which they say what coding language they're working with which made things slightly confusing. It's an interesting premise but the only character that isn't boring and/or annoying is Eni. I hope with later editions they find away to make the characters more relatable or likeable.
emoira_m_morrigan's review
adventurous
funny
informative
inspiring
lighthearted
mysterious
reflective
medium-paced
4.0
Content Warnings
Moderate: Bullying and Cursing
Minor: Violence and Stalking
Incidents of cursing or vulgar language use is scattered, and uses non-vulgar terms. Cursing or use of vulgar language is the intent of the language used. Typically isn't a reason to avoid the Comic, but is noted as being present. Bullying is often experienced by the target audience and this story represents it in an appropriate manner. Stalking occurs but is mild but is present. Violence is present but no graphic depictions within comic.showlola's review
4.0
V, age 6: It was cool. This was the second book and it's really exciting. If there's a third book, I can't wait to read it.
jennybeastie's review
3.0
Definitely not a stand-alone -- these books are in sequence. Still, an enjoyable way to learn the basics of coding, and a gradually unfolding story.
tmaluck's review
4.0
My review of book one reserved judgment for this book as to whether the series would be worth recommending.
Turns out, book two expanded on one's promise in all the right ways! The character moments, and interactive programming puzzles make an ideal combination for leading readers through beginner programming and logical processes.
On to book three!
Turns out, book two expanded on one's promise in all the right ways! The character moments, and interactive programming puzzles make an ideal combination for leading readers through beginner programming and logical processes.
On to book three!
ksadowski's review
5.0
I so want to use these books in a coding lesson. They are wonderfully accessible.