Unlock the Secrets to an Epic Life with Code 7

Form: The short stories does teach a lesson each in life and so far my kids love it

United States on Apr 13, 2023

Ann Rose: Each chapter teaches seven excellent character traits and can be read as a full short tale. Despite the fact that these children have diverse tastes and interests, they can still come together and change their community.

United States on Aug 14, 2022

Semra BSemra B: She really likes this book. It’s given her something she loves to read. “It’s me!”, she said.

Australia on Nov 26, 2021

Elijah Baker: Straight out amazing! Very inspirational, those are the only words I have for this book...
The way the stories wound together and then finished in succession was so satisfying. Really worth it

United States on May 11, 2021

Parikshit Dev: I wanna read it again and again but the only story I didn't like was the Talmage's Story that's why I have given this book four stars

India on Jun 07, 2020

Faith Love: I expected a lot more; I seriously regret purchasing this book. There are barely any valuable life lessons; this book is a complete joke. I just read through it - the first chapter was acceptable; the next 2 were huge flops. I can't even get myself to read the 4th chapter as the stories are not realistic at all, and some ideas were not ones I want my 3rd grader exposed to. Example: in the second story, a boy wants a gaming system because everybody else has it, but does not want to work for it or earn it. His family suggests he do chores to earn money, and the child is so upset he leaves the dinner table to sulk - great, another bratty kid. A sentence from the book: "He contemplated washing dishes for his mother. Ugh! No way." - Why should a child get paid to do chores? Chores should be done by every MEMBER of the family, and mom should not be the only one doing dishes, especially if she has a child over age 7 - but that's another story. Child/main character proceeds to steal his aunt's '100yr old' secret candy recipe (which she always carries around in her purse, not sure why); he sells the candy at school and it's a hit; he makes more than enough money for the gaming system, but...

United States on Jan 09, 2020

Mom: 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...

United States on Feb 24, 2017