You Have Mail: True Stories of Cybercrime

by Matthew Newman

- High interest/low reading level books for middle- and high-school students
- Attention-grabbing opener to provide immediate visual introduction to each book
- Mock dialogues to present crucial vocabulary terms in context
- Compelling visuals and information to help students build a background in each topic
- Real-life case studies to show scientists' problem-solving processes
- Portfolio of tools, equipment, forms, and other real materials used by experts in the field
- Science as Inquiry out of the classroom and into the real world
- Forensic science is a hot topic, making these books the ones teens will want to read
- Highlights of key historical moments in each discipline
- Current events tie-ins
- Career emphasis, featuring interviews with scientists in the field

64 pages, Paperback

First published September 1, 2007

Reviews

[Pedro]

it was cool

[Kathleen McKim · Rating 3 out of 5]

Kind of sensationalist when addressing cyber-terrorism, but has some interesting facts and details about various types of cybercrime and its history. I would recommend it to Grade 6-8 students interested in computers beyond casual social networking or gaming. It is interesting and informative. Nice graphic appeal with various points of entry into the text.

[Ms. Randorf · Rating 5 out of 5]

This book provides a good overview of computer hacking, a good place to find out what "script kiddies" means! And focuses on alot of infamous TEEN hackers!

[Aidan Michael · Rating 5 out of 5]

This book teaches about hackers and how not to be hacked.