A review by jazzyjan94
Click'd by Tamara Ireland Stone
4.0
This review appears on my blog: https://confessionsofabookwormweb.wordpress.com/2018/02/05/book-review-clickd/
I really enjoyed Click’d! It was a great to read a middle-grade book about a girl who can code. It was also interesting to read how coding can be learned early, and even how there are kids who can do it at a young age.
Allie was a great character and I loved how she was both a computer geek and an athlete. I liked her character development through the events that take place in the novel (even if it all occurred in one week). I enjoyed how she also had to come to the realization that she needs help even from someone who she wants absolutely no help from. Nathan was also a cool character and I appreciate how he started out as a misunderstood character, but throughout the novel we find out that he is not as bad as he is first portrayed to be.
Another theme that was in Click’d, that I loved, was that of friendship, and trust within friendship. I also appreciated that it showed how cool coding can be and I am hoping that it will inspire others to discover coding, just like I (a 23 year old woman) had a desire to learn how to code. I am giving it 4.5/5 Stars because I really enjoyed it and I am looking forward to seeing what else Tamara Ireland Stone has to offer next.
I really enjoyed Click’d! It was a great to read a middle-grade book about a girl who can code. It was also interesting to read how coding can be learned early, and even how there are kids who can do it at a young age.
Allie was a great character and I loved how she was both a computer geek and an athlete. I liked her character development through the events that take place in the novel (even if it all occurred in one week). I enjoyed how she also had to come to the realization that she needs help even from someone who she wants absolutely no help from. Nathan was also a cool character and I appreciate how he started out as a misunderstood character, but throughout the novel we find out that he is not as bad as he is first portrayed to be.
Another theme that was in Click’d, that I loved, was that of friendship, and trust within friendship. I also appreciated that it showed how cool coding can be and I am hoping that it will inspire others to discover coding, just like I (a 23 year old woman) had a desire to learn how to code. I am giving it 4.5/5 Stars because I really enjoyed it and I am looking forward to seeing what else Tamara Ireland Stone has to offer next.