Why people recommend it
Secret Coders by Gene Luen Yang is an educational graphic novel series that combines mystery, adventure, and foundational computer programming logic for young readers. During an episode of The Book Review podcast titled Inside The New York Times Book Review: NeuroTribes, released on July 18, 2024, guest Maria Russo enthusiastically recommended the book. Maria Russo introduced the title by noting her affection for the graphic novel genre, specifically selecting Secret Coders as a great option geared toward slightly older readers. She praised the author, referring to him as the brilliant Gene Luen Yang, and pointed out that this work serves as the exciting beginning of a new series. The endorsement highlighted the growing importance and appeal of graphic novels that seamlessly blend engaging storytelling with STEM concepts, offering young audiences both entertainment and educational value through a well-crafted comic format that captures the imagination.
Who recommended it
- Maria Russo Recommended
Maria Russo — 1 mention
“one last comic book since we love that genre so much um or graphic novel but for readers a little bit older this one is uh it's called secret coders also the beginning of a series uh by the brilliant um Gan Len yangang”