Talia's Codebook for Mathletes
By Marissa Moss
Illustrated by Marissa Moss
By Marissa Moss
Illustrated by Marissa Moss
By Marissa Moss
Illustrated by Marissa Moss
By Marissa Moss
Illustrated by Marissa Moss
Category: Children's Middle Grade Books
Category: Children's Middle Grade Books
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$12.99
Feb 13, 2024 | ISBN 9781536233247 | Middle Grade (8-12)
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$19.99
Jun 13, 2023 | ISBN 9781536218022 | Middle Grade (8-12)
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Praise
Shows with authenticity how Talia has to manage complex feelings around growing up, recognizing her own mistakes, and making room for others. . . Talia’s love of code-breaking and scavenger hunts is incorporated through fun puzzles for readers to solve. Fans of Moss’ Amelia’s Notebooks series will feel at home with the engagingly illustrated text and tips for navigating social situations. . . . A fun, interactive guide to forging your own path in middle school.
—Kirkus Reviews
A delightful novel sure to be a hit with readers wishing to become mathematicians or even scientists. With a narrative infused with colorful illustrations, codes, jokes, and observations, this is a fantastic start to a new series.
—School Library Journal
Moss successfully integrates an array of codes, doodles, and puzzles among Talia’s insightful and often humorous deductions. . . Talia is an appealing heroine who thrives despite her challenges and missteps, and whose willingness to learn—coupled with her frustrations around growing up and changing dynamics—paints an organic portrait of one irrepressible tween’s middle school experience.
—Publishers Weekly
In this delightful book, author/illustrator Marissa Moss tells the story of math-loving Talia using her signature format that imitates a hand-written notebook with full color artwork on every page. . . math and codes are interwoven seamlessly into the text. . . the main draw for readers will be Talia herself, as her struggles with friendship and fitting in are so relatable.
—School Library Connection
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