Read Code 7 Cracking the Code for an Epic Life Bryan R Johnson Cynthea Liu Books

Product details Age Range 7 - 12 years Grade Level 2 - 6 Paperback 114 pages Publisher Candy Wrapper Inc. (August 21, 2017) Language English ISBN-10 1940556007

Code 7 Cracking the Code for an Epic Life Bryan R Johnson Cynthea Liu Books Reviews

• Code 7 is an amazing 7 part story following the lives of 7 different kids at Flint Hill Elementary School. Each story has a really important message for kids.The book starts out with Jefferson's story, and he has the task of painting a mural that represents his community. Jefferson teaches kids that it's important to have faith in yourself. The next story follows Sebastian and his taffy business that is based on lies. Sebastian learns the true value of building character. Through his trails, Sebastian learns what it means to do good in the world. Next, we follow Genevieve, a hopeful veterinarian, who is tasked with keeping an egg safe and intact for 7 days. Genevieve truly cares about her egg and wants to make sure nothing bad ever happens to it. She teams up with a fellow classmate, Theo, and ends up with a baby chick for her to take care of. She truly represents what it means to be caring. Next up is Alec and the war of messy rooms. Alec is in a fierce battle with his parents because he wants them to clean his room, but his parents want Alec to clean his room. Eventually, Alec learns about responsibility. Talmage is next member in the story. Talmage and his dad are determined to catch the legendary "monster" fish that lives in the lake. His dad has been trying to catch the fish for 20 years and Talmage learns to persevere to help reach his father's dream of catching the monster. Shy singer Samantha is faced with a typical mean girl who uses fear to stop Samantha from auditioning for the school musical. Eventually, Samantha learns what it means to be courageous. Last but not least is Kaitlyn, a novice film maker who learns who she is and what it means to be creative. Code 7 is an extremely inspirational read for children and adults alike. Each character in this novel can inspire anyone to lead an epic life.
  
  I really enjoyed reading this novel. As an older reader, it can sometimes be hard to get into a child mindset and really feel what they're feeling. With Code 7, it was so easy for me to feel for these 7 kids. All 7 really gave me some inspiration in my real life, and they also gave me a nostalgia of what it's like being their age. I also loved how every story had a distinct talent or activity associated with each child. This really showed that while these kids are all different and like different things they can still come together and change their community. Code 7 was a children's book with characters younger than I, but each one inspired me. I loved Code 7.
• My son loves reading nonfiction - about animals, geography, rocks, dinosaurs - you get the picture. I have had a hard time finding fiction books that keep his interest. He started this book last night and is already on chapter 4. he's excited about this book. Finally!
• I bought over 30 of these books for gifts! It teaches 7 positive character traits, each written in 7 short story format. The idea is to crack the code by reading each story and find the clue word (trait). I highly recommend this book for kids!
• I love this book for its empowering, modern day message. The idea of cracking the code had a bit of a quest feeling, making reading the short stories a fun adventure. It's a great read for children in grades 2-6.
• I thoroughly enjoy reading these type of children books, for they always teach my children an important life lesson in a simple and easy way that they can understand. It's important for children today to have morals, and the only way that they will obtain them is if they are taught from a young age.
• The reading level is too simple- Boring stories that kids see right through and the book is very thin
• As a middle school reading teacher, I was excited about this book after reading the reviews. However, the plots of each story are neither credible nor engaging. I realize the book is geared toward elementary school students but even young children can see through implausible content.
• My daughter and I love this book, and it's constantly in our bedtime reading list (at least once a week for months!) - We've spent hours talking about the characters, and although my daughter is only 5 years old (4 when we began reading it) she's been inspired by the messages from each story, and learnt a lot from the issues the characters have had to overcome. I wholeheartedly recommend Code 7 to everyone - it's wonderful, and an ideal story time book to read with younger children too!