This book is written by a Japanese author. One characteristic of Japanese books is that there are many practical guides, and this book felt very much in line with that. Using this book as a reference, I introduced coding to children. Primarily focused on Minecraft, it is a book that makes learning coding and becoming familiar with it easy, especially since it involves building structures. Teaching kids to repeat floors and loops using 'for' while creating buildings is a great experience for children learning to code. It's not like the traditional method of memorizing multiplication tables; instead, it involves drawing buildings on the XYZ axis, which I find interesting even from my perspective. As someone working in coding and infrastructure-related fields, I can enjoy Python and similar books with kids easily, but for complete beginners, it might still be a bit challenging.