New · Middle-grade mystery
Was It Tom?
Four friends. One summer apart. And a message from someone who shouldn’t be able to send it.
by Patrick Sakala
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New · Middle-grade mystery
Was It Tom?
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Four friends. One summer apart. And a message from someone who shouldn’t be able to send it.
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Wes Kussmaul
Founder of Delphi and The Authenticity Institute
More than three decades building secure online spaces, starting with Delphi, the first service to bring the Internet to mass audiences.
Nina Lakovic
Writer and social media strategist
Writes about human connection, digital culture, and staying yourself in a world that wants to own the digital you.
Patrick Sakala
Author of the WIT Series
Works with people all over the world through screens, and writes about working out who is really on the other side.