I know this is aimed at a young audience, but it's a little too sensationalised for my taste. I prefer a book that says 'These are the facts as they were presented' and let you judge for yourself. I don't mind some emotion and fear factor, but using double-printed text and scattering words like 'spooxperts' and 'ghost-codes' throughout is a bit much. Having said that, there are some very interesting accounts included here, and I like the fact they are all from Australia. There's even one in my own town. Worth reading for the information, but be prepared for some sensationalism. ( )