Chaos in the Cafeteria

Author: Amanda Gebhardt and Leo Trinidad Series: Code Breakers

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"Max, Liz, and Chen will never take lunch for granted again after they come to the rescue of frazzled school staff in book 5 of the Code Breakers series. This decodable chapter book lets upper elementary readers build fluency with R-controlled vowels and diphthongs while unraveling this page-turning mystery."--

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Max, Liz, and Chen will never take lunch for granted again after they come to the rescue of frazzled school staff in Book 5 of the Code Breakers series.

When the food truck fails to deliver what Miss Kintz, the lunch lady, needs to feed the kids, it's chaos in the cafeteria! Max, Liz, and Chen step up to help and discover another coded message. It looks like Miss Graph, the school librarian and leader of the Code Breakers Club is up to something, but what? And who else is involved?

This decodable chapter book lets upper elementary readers build fluency with R-controlled vowels and diphthongs while unraveling this page-turning mystery. The series includes accessible, dyslexia-friendly font and takes readers through a systematic sequence of skills.

Critic Reviews

This series offers a fun and engaging introduction to code-breaking while weaving in a clever mystery...A solid secondary purchase for large libraries that code breakers will enjoy.-- "School Library Journal" (12/19/2024 12:00:00 AM)

About the Author

Amanda Gebhardt is a curriculum writer and editor and a life-long learner. She lives in Ann Arbor, Michigan, with her husband, two kids, and one playful pup named Cookie. Leo Trinidad is a NY Times bestselling comic book artist, illustrator, and animator from Costa Rica. For more than 12 years he's been creating content for children's books and TV shows. Leo created the first animated series ever produced in Central America, and founded Rocket Cartoons, one of the most successful animation studios in Latin America. He is also the 2018 winner of the Central American Graphic Novel contest.