The Web Trap

For her thirteenth birthday, Maddy receives the latest DreamWalker VR. Her best friend Bindi, finds her into a catatonic state. The doctors are baffled, but Beam, Bindi's brother, suspects Maddy is lost in her own fantasy metaverse. As Bindi and the gang venture into the virtual world to save her, they face a shocking twist---Maddy, now the tyrannical Princess Aleela, isn't the friend they knew. The stakes are higher than ever as they risk becoming virtual zombies themselves to rescue Maddy before she's lost in her fantasy world forever.

"As a parent, I'm always looking for books that not only entertain my kids but also teach valuable lessons. 'The Web Trap was a hit at home - my 10-year-old couldn't put it down! The companion chapter questions and activities guide has been incredibly useful for guidiance and inspiration. It's an innovative resource that has made learning about digital safety both engaging and impactful. It sparked great conversations about online safety and the importance of being responsible on the internet." - Sarah Livingstone

"I'm an elementary school teacher and recently introduced The Web Trap to my class. The students loved the digital adventure and were fully engaged in the story. It's rare to find a book that resonates so well with this age group while also addressing crucial digital age issues. The chapter-by-chapter questions and activities are perfectly tailored to stimulate insightful classroom dialogue." - Mark Rutherford, 5th Grade Teacher

"My son is a reluctant reader, but The Web Trap captured his imagination. He was fascinated by the virtual world and the characters' journey. It's wonderful to see him so excited about reading and learning." - Emily Haye

"I read The Web Trap to my library's young readers group, and they were absolutely enthralled. The book led to an informative discussion about internet safety, and the kids were eager to learn more. The chapter questions and in-class activities help bring the concept of tech obsession and how this can influence social relationships to life, facilitating a deeper understanding among my students. It's a great tool for teaching such digital literacy in a fun and engaging way." - Lisa Houghton, Librarian

"I'm 11 years old, and I just loved this book! The story was exciting, and I learned a lot about how to be safe online. I think all kids my age should read it!" - Jake Tyler