Title: Super Scratch Programming Adventure!
By: The Lead Project
Published by: No Starch Press
Release Date: Out Now
Language: English
Pages: 260 Pages
Cost: $24.95 with E-Book or $19.95 for E-Book Alone
Special Thanks: No Starch Press for providing me with a copy of the book for review.
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