Using Python’s turtle module , kids learn to draw geometric shapes and patterns.

The text uses colored code for better readability and includes quirky, full-color illustrations to keep young readers engaged.

The book is structured to take absolute beginners from installing Python to building fully functional games.

By the end of the book, readers complete two major projects: a clone of the classic game Pong and a platformer called "Mr. Stick Man Races for the Exit" . Why It’s Recommended

It is often cited as an excellent resource for families to learn together.

Readers learn about data structures like lists, tuples, and maps (or dictionaries in the 2nd edition), along with control structures like loops and conditional statements .

Available for approximately $20.99 through Barnes & Noble .

by Jason R. Briggs is a highly-rated beginner's guide designed to make computer science accessible and engaging for children aged 10 and up. Unlike dense technical manuals, this book uses hilarious examples—featuring secret agents and ravenous monsters—to teach fundamental coding concepts in a lighthearted way. Key Features and What You’ll Learn