Code Voyagers - Adventures Through the Glitchverse

Behrad Ghasemi

Maison d'édition: Publishdrive

Synopsis

Code Voyagers: Adventures Through the Glitchverse is an epic sci-fi adventure designed to teach the fundamentals of programming to young learners aged 8-12. The book takes readers on a thrilling journey into the year 3025, where a mysterious digital virus called The Glitch threatens to corrupt the entire galaxy.

The only hope is a team of young coders, the Code Voyagers, who must travel through the Glitchverse to restore corrupted worlds. Guided by the wise AI, E.V.E., readers will learn to solve puzzles and complete missions using the visual, block-based language of Scratch.

Each chapter is a new adventure on a new world, introducing a core programming concept—from loops and variables to conditional logic and game design. By the end of the book, readers will have built animations, interactive games, a music app, and even a full platformer, all while being the heroes of an exciting story. It’s a complete, hands-on learning experience that transforms abstract coding concepts into fun, creative, and empowering skills.

About the Author

Behrad Ghasemi is a programming instructor and author who is passionate about making coding accessible and exciting for learners of all ages. With a background that includes interests in neuroscience and psychology, he believes that the best way to learn is through creativity, fun, and engaging stories.

Behrad has helped hundreds of students—both children and adults—find their confidence with code by breaking down complex topics into understandable and memorable challenges. He is a strong advocate for turning passive screen time into a productive and powerful creative skill, empowering the next generation to become makers and problem-solvers.

Disponible depuis: 04/08/2025.

Longueur d'impression: 48 pages.

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