This series is a fantastic fit for students who might feel overwhelmed by dense pages of text. Because it is a graphic novel, the full-color illustrations by Shawn Harris helpi readers track the action even if they miss a specific word. The language is kept simple and punchy, often using onomatopoeia like “zoop” to describe movement, which keeps the energy high and the frustration low. For English language learners, the consistent art style and recurring cast across all three volumes provide a sense of familiarity that builds confidence. Teachers can use the technological themes—like the AI rebellion in later books—to start classroom conversations about ethics and science without the students feeling like they are doing “heavy” academic reading.