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Jake’s Fight Against the Cyber Villain - cover

Jake’s Fight Against the Cyber Villain

Freya Hunt

Verlag: The Good Child Bookstore

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Jake’s Fight Against the Cyber Villain follows 12-year-old Jake, a brilliant gamer and tech wizard, who stumbles upon a threat unlike anything he’s ever faced: ByteRogue, a cyber villain with the power to control the digital world.
 
When ByteRogue starts launching a global cyber attack, Jake realizes his tech skills hold the key to stopping him. Joined by his friends, Zoe, Lana, and Max, Jake must navigate through the digital landscape, fighting bots, solving complex puzzles, and outsmarting ByteRogue’s traps.
 
Through teamwork and clever coding, Jake learns that being a hero means using technology to unite and protect the real world from virtual threats.
Verfügbar seit: 14.08.2025.
Drucklänge: 152 Seiten.

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