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REVIEW – One Creepy Street: The Spider On The Web

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One Creepy Street: The Spider On The Web

The Spider on the Web is the 2nd book by author Lee Jordan, in his series “One Creepy Street”. His first book, “Annica’s Broom” covered the serious and dangerous texting while driving.

The Spider on the Web is a book about the dangers for children and teenagers while on the web. When kids play online gaming, participate in a chat room, accept friend requests on Facebook (without knowing the person), they are opening themselves up to being a victim online. They give out way too much information on their Twitter pages, Instagram, Pinterest (sometimes), Snap Chat…. Yes the list goes on and on. They don’t think a person can find them because the web is SO big. Although that is true, there are also the ‘locals’ that may disguise as a kid in a different state to lure a kid in.

In this book Annica (the 13-year-old spider) is deceived by an online “predator”. With beautiful illustrations and an easy-to-read story, this book is sure to help get the message across about online deception.

We teach our children to not talk to strangers offline, it is also a great idea to teach the same for online. I know this book will be kept in a safe place for when my grandchildren get older so I can share with them the dangers that lurk online.

One Creepy Street: The Spider On The Web

You can visit Connect 2 Annica to learn more about the people behind “One Creepy Street.”

Ellen Christian

Wednesday 12th of August 2015

That looks like a cute book. Great way to make kids aware!

Nicole Brady

Wednesday 12th of August 2015

I love the way authors are finding important issues and incorporating them for kids in a meaningful (yet not overwhelming) way. Such important topics... my MIL and I were talking about this issue last night!

pat.navymom

Wednesday 12th of August 2015

In any society at any time, there were predators. However, parents more protective and sheltering were more involved in their children's lives and daily doings. Caution needs teaching; caution needs repetition.

diane

Wednesday 12th of August 2015

You definitely have to be careful in today's society about who your kids are dealing with. And that is both online and offline!

Alena Belleque

Wednesday 12th of August 2015

It's good to know these books exist. My daughter is only three, but I'm sure this day will sneak up on me faster than I like to think about!

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