I received this e-book ARC through Net Galley from DK Publishing in exchange for a truthful review.

Very modern, colorful, eye-catching "game-y" cover sets the tone of this juvenile non-fiction title.
In fact, the book is visually engaging through out, just what one would expect from a DK title geared towards kids.
Authors' avatars are listed along with their short bios.
Love that there are both female and male authors of this book.

Ideas are reinforced through cute graphics and interesting sidebars.
Chapters 1 and 2 teach the basics of getting starting with Python 3 and programming in general. The remaining chapters are full of interesting projects to tackle to learn universal programming concepts.

While the basics are taught in a useful progression (i.e. variables, statements, decision making, loops, functions, modules, graphics) I wish a forward reference to the more substantial Function section in Chapter 2 was mentioned when introducing the check_guess() function in the Animal Quiz section, which comes before the Function discussion takes place.

I gave this book 4.5 stars out of 5 because I found a few errata in the examples embedded in the chapters, which is a bit irksome for a book where a person might be put off/discouraged if their program doesn't work after copying an example from the book.

Geared towards age 10+, an excellent resource for both children and adults interested in learning Python 3 and programming concepts. ( )