Code One (Sophie Washington #8)

by Tonya Duncan Ellis (Author)

Code One (Sophie Washington #8)
Reading Level: 4th − 5th Grade
AN AMAZON BESTSELLING BOOK FOR KIDS! GIRL POWER! Xavier Academy is having a computer coding competition with a huge cash prize! Sixth grader Sophie Washington and her friend Chloe can't wait to enter with their other classmates, Nathan and Toby. The only problem is that the boys don't think the girls are smart enough for their team and have already asked two other kids to work with them. Determined to beat the boys, Sophie and Chloe join forces with classmates Mariama, Valentina, and "brainiac," Rani Patel, to form their own all-girl team called "Code One." Computer coding isn't easy, and the young ladies get more than they bargain for when hilarious mishaps stand in their way. It's girls versus boys in the computer coding competition as Sophie and her friends work day and night to prove that anything boys can do girls can do better!
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Review quotes

  • "Loved it! An exciting addition to a series packed with Girl Power! Filled with diverse characters and realistic conflict but never preachy!" -Reedsy Discovery
  • "Code One is both educational and entertaining, and it should go a long way toward encouraging young girls to explore STEM subjects. Sophie Washington: Code One is most highly recommended." - Readers' Favorite
  • "The characters are well developed and very typical, likeable kids in the middle grade age group. A simple story with some powerful and very important lessons to learn." -Readers' Favorite
Classification
Fiction
ISBN-13
9781733776318
Lexile Measure
-
Guided Reading Level
-
Publisher
Page Turner Publishing
Publication date
May 20, 2019
Series
Sophie Washington
BISAC categories
JUV035000 - Juvenile Fiction | School & Education
JUV011010 - Juvenile Fiction | People & Places | United States - African-American
JUV014000 - Juvenile Fiction | Girls & Women
Library of Congress categories
Fiction
Teenage girls
Middle school students
Computer programming
Women in computer science
Preteen girls
Computers and women

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