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Meet Elham, a fun eight-year-old girl who loves online games. While she and her siblings enjoy the adventures of online games, Elham struggles with making the safest decisions.What happens when she suddenly cannot log in to her favorite game? She's been hacked before. How will she recover if it happens again? Elham must lean on her mom and siblings to stay safe while navigating the digital world. Grab this fun family story, gather the children, and learn the importance of online safety and explore the exciting and ever-evolving field of cybersecurity as a future career option.

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"""A story with a clear message and smart coverage of a timely topic."" Kirkus Review ""Zinet Kemal teaches children essential guidelines to stay safe online, like never sharing their online details and using two-factor authentication to secure their accounts. But she also stresses that online 'friends' are actually strangers and shouldn't be trusted. Learning these lessons as children will help them stay safe as adults when so much more is at stake and may even inspire them to pursue a career in cybersecurity. Oh, No... Hacked Again is ideal for middle-graders who will identify with the characters and learn essential facts about online safety."" Readers' Favorite ★★★★★ ""A charming, relatable, and colorful introduction to cybersecurity and general online safety, Oh No...Hacked Again! is an important read for children in today's gadget-filled, tech-driven world. Quick, simple, inclusive, and educational, this vibrantly illustrated book will leave readers with plenty to think about next time they jump online, regardless of their age."" Self-Publishing Review, ★★★★ Oh, No... Hacked Again! A Story About Online Safety is a practical children's book to introduce the idea of computer safety to young elementary kids through middle grades. The message is told in a language that is easy to understand and the artwork fits well with the story."" Literary Titan ★★★★"

A story with a clear message and smart coverage of a timely topic. Kirkus Review Zinet Kemal teaches children essential guidelines to stay safe online, like never sharing their online details and using two-factor authentication to secure their accounts. But she also stresses that online 'friends' are actually strangers and shouldn't be trusted. Learning these lessons as children will help them stay safe as adults when so much more is at stake and may even inspire them to pursue a career in cybersecurity. Oh, No... Hacked Again is ideal for middle-graders who will identify with the characters and learn essential facts about online safety. Readers' Favorite A charming, relatable, and colorful introduction to cybersecurity and general online safety, Oh No...Hacked Again! is an important read for children in today's gadget-filled, tech-driven world. Quick, simple, inclusive, and educational, this vibrantly illustrated book will leave readers with plenty to think about next time they jump online, regardless of their age. Self-Publishing Review, Oh, No... Hacked Again! A Story About Online Safety is a practical children's book to introduce the idea of computer safety to young elementary kids through middle grades. The message is told in a language that is easy to understand and the artwork fits well with the story. Literary Titan

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"Zinet Kemal, an immigrant from Ethiopia, currently resides in Minnesota. She has been married for 13 years and is a mother of 4 children.She earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Computer Science and the Bachelor of Law (LLB). She is currently pursuing her master's degree in Cybersecurity from Georgia Tech University. She is an award-winning cybersecurity professional and 2 times #1 bestseller published children's book author. Currently works for a Fortune 500 company as a Cloud Security Engineer. Zinet became inspired by her children to start writing children's books. She saw a need for books to encourage young girls with hijabs to be proud of their hijabs, to embrace their own identity, and to recognize their beauty and uniqueness. She also hopes to create awareness for readers about the importance of appreciating diversity and inclusion. Proud in Her Hijab became an amazon bestseller, Literary Titan and the 2021 Distinguished Book Award Winner.During the pandemic, Zinet noticed how her children were spending more time online gaming or for school. With that exposure she also saw two of her children's gaming accounts hacked on more than two occasions. Their online experiences motivated her to write her 2nd children's book ""Oh, No...Hacked Again!"" a story to teach children the important message of online safety. Being a Black immigrant woman who transitioned into the cybersecurity field, Zinet has learned about the glaring lack of gender and racial diversity within the industry. She hopes to convey a second important message, to spark interest in young readers, especially girls, to consider cybersecurity as an exciting and meaningful career option when they grow up.To find more work from the author please visit www.zinetkemal.com"

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