Hacker

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Hacker


This book was about an adopted girl named Victoria who loves programming and her brother who Richard who loves to annoy her. They don’t get along well and hate each other. Then all of a sudden, their Dad gets arrested for stealing one million from the bank where he works at. Richard and Victoria know it was not him and it was just a setup but they just have to prove it and they will have to start working together first by putting Victoria’s programming skills to the test and getting along with each other better.
This book is very exciting as it contains a lot of suspense and action and I will recommend this to all readers who like action stories and are above nine years old.

Note: This book is not for sale as is a school library book though you can still sponsor my charity. Thank you!




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