In Digital Safety Heroes – Book 3, Reem and Imran face new online challenges that test their judgment, confidence, and courage. Through engaging storytelling and realistic situations, children learn how to handle pressure, resist risky trends, and recognize when online content is trying to manipulate them.
🌟 What’s Inside Book 3?
⚠️ Imran and the Online Blackmail
When Imran receives a threatening message, fear and confusion take over.
🧊 Reem and the Icy-Bucket Challenge
A popular online challenge seems fun—but it could be dangerous.
📺 Imran and the Misleading Ad
An ad promises something too good to be true. Is it real or fake?
❤️ Why Parents & Teachers Love This Series
✅ Addresses Real Online Risks – Blackmail, viral challenges, and misleading ads
✅ Builds Confidence – Teaches kids how to react calmly and safely
✅ Encourages Smart Decisions – Helps children pause and think before acting
✅ Supports Open Discussion – Makes tough topics easier to talk about
Designed for children aged 6–12, Digital Safety Heroes – Book 3 empowers young readers to stay safe, strong, and informed in the digital world.
Help your child continue their journey as a Digital Safety Hero.
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Details
- Publication Date
- Jan 8, 2026
- Language
- English
- Category
- Children's
- Copyright
- All Rights Reserved - Standard Copyright License
- Contributors
- By (author): Mohamed ZAOUI
Specifications
- Pages
- 90
- Binding Type
- Paperback Perfect Bound
- Interior Color
- Color
- Dimensions
- US Trade (6 x 9 in / 152 x 229 mm)
Keywords
Online Blackmail PreventionDangerous Internet ChallengesMisleading Ads AwarenessDigital Safety for KidsInternet Trend SafetyDigital LiteracySafe Web BrowsingCritical Thinking for ChildrenCyberbullying and ThreatsReem and Imran AdventuresDigital Safety Heroes SeriesChild Internet SecurityInternet Safety GuideEducational Children's StoriesProtecting Personal PrivacyInternet Awareness for SchoolsDigital Self-DefenseSpeaking Up to AdultsSafe Online BehaviorTechnology and Child SafetyKids Online Rights