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Book 1. How to protect yourself from cyberbullying, viruses, and other online troubles

Do you know how to feel protected on the Internet?

The answer to this question can be found in the book «Life Online. How to protect yourself from cyberbullying, viruses, and other troubles on the Internet. The publication contains a number of practical tips on creating pages on social networks, rules of behaviour with information, private data, interaction with users and copyright compliance. In addition, the book contains information and useful tips on sexting, cyberbullying and online fraud.

After reading the book, you will learn how to respond to trolls, choose a strong password, and safely find friends online. By understanding how the Internet works and how it can be used to harm others, your child will be able to protect their data online and learn, and most importantly, know who to contact for help if they suddenly get into trouble online.

The book will be useful for children who are actively starting to use the Internet, as well as their parents who want to know how to properly explain the rules of behaviour on the network to their child.

Book 2. Survival Guide for Girls. About body, school, love and other difficulties of adolescence

What does it mean to be a teenage girl?

It means not only living a carefree and fun life, but also looking for answers to important questions every day, understanding emotions and feelings, building relationships with people, learning to love yourself and others, experiencing all the ups and downs of growing up and making mistakes that will turn into life experience.

That is why Christina de Witte created the «Survival Guide for Girls» — a book that will not cope with all the problems of adolescence of young readers, but will certainly help to realise that all difficulties can be overcome or change their attitude to them.

Readers will be able to find out how teenage girls grow up, what happens to emotions during this period, how relationships with peers and parents can change. In addition, the author did not ignore the issue of safe use of the Internet, the issue of the first relationship and the first job.