RhinoRAM by Adom M. Cooper is the story of 'Your Friendly Neighborhood Cybersecurity Protector!' RhinoRAM is the guardian angel every kid needs when they surf the net. Enzi wants to go on the internet, but when his father unlocks the computer, he warns his son that digital spaces are no more safe than physical ones. Enzi has to research his homework, but when a good offer pops up on the screen, he and his dad forget all the sensible things they learned about safety on the internet. RhinoRAM knows he needs to save them from making a terrible mistake and comes to the rescue. When Enzi gets to school the next day, he learns that everyone saw the same offer. What was the reason behind the offer? What were the consequences for those who accepted it? This book will teach your kids everything they need to know about staying safe on the internet.

RhinoRAM by Adom M. Cooper is a lovely, illustrated educational story for kids about cybersecurity. Every page offers easy-to-understand information about surfing the internet safely and how to avoid the dangers. In today’s digital world, kids of all ages use the internet for fun and schoolwork. This book provides simple exercises to help them identify potential dangers, especially social engineering attacks and hacking attempts. At the end of the book, there is a useful list of all RhinoRAM’s cyber safety rules, all written in simple language that kids will understand. This is a great book for parents and teachers to read to kids, perhaps more than once, to help them learn how to surf the net responsibly. I thoroughly enjoyed this book and recommend it to parents and teachers everywhere.

RhinoRAM, written by Adom M. Cooper and illustrated by LaTosha Maddox, is a children's book where the eponymous Rhino is a cybersecurity advocate teaching Enzi and his dad about Internet safety. He explains that while the Internet offers vast amounts of information, it also poses dangers, like social engineering attacks. Enzi learns to seek permission before using the Internet, with adults supervising. RhinoRAM stresses never sharing personal information in pop-ups unless from trusted sources verified by adults, as hackers can exploit such data. The very next day, a hacker interrupts Enzi's class but is thwarted by RhinoRAM. Enzi and his classmates understand the importance of vigilance online, with RhinoRAM emphasizing the ongoing need for cybersecurity awareness. RhinoRAM delivers his rules: asking permission, adult supervision, and avoiding personal info in pop-ups.

RhinoRAM: Your Friendly Neighborhood Cybersecurity Protector! by Adom M. Cooper does a good job of teaching valuable lessons on internet safety with this story. RhinoRAM is just what we would hope to see: strong and protective while educating children about the importance of cautious online behavior. I liked Cooper's implementation of practical tips for staying safe in the digital world and his ability to make complex concepts accessible to young readers with a little guidance from adult readers. LaTosha Maddox's illustrations are bold and bright in a palette of jewel tones that complement the text. I also appreciated the inclusion of relatable scenarios and a memorable character in the rhino to help make the message resonate with children after they finish the book. Overall, RhinoRAM is a good read for parents and educators looking to instill crucial cybersecurity awareness in children in an entertaining and effective manner.