Coding for Kids: Python: Learn to Code with 50 Awesome Games and Activities

..it's programming using stories / games to illustrate points.That said, it is easy to follow for younger kids. I'd say in the 8-12 bracket at most.

I would recommend this book to everyone that want to start to teach a bit of coding easily to their kids.I had a look to various books and I found this One really Easy to start with.I really suggest you to start with this one to see if your kids likes coding and have a a fun with the script inside the book.At one point the text on the books allow your kids to make a tortoise that is morning on the screen.

I was very impressed with how fast my 13 year old daughter picked up programming from scratch with this book. And for old programming veterans of C, C++ like myself it is a real eye opener on how simplified Python is compared to all the array programming we had to do back in the day. :)

8yo not interested with this book. Prefers easier one. I myself tried to find few things from the index and failed, and those were basics...Might be better for complete beginner without any idea who just read it page by page?

Really good pick up from scratch kind of book. Used in combination with some YouTube guidance. Quite straightforward. Need a bit of motivation to maintain focus but great for adults and reasonably smart 11 year old to work together, alone etc during Covid lockdown with minimum instructions

Daughter loves the book and easy to follow.Great for kids to read around the subject and then able to practice at school.

Way too much theory here and not enough exercises. Should have just-enough-theory-to-do-exercise then build on that with theory. Not suitable for kids (especially modern kids) imo.

Great book you help kids explore more