Books with author Pamela M. Hately

Pamela M. Hately is a writer who specializes in a wide variety of genres and styles. She has written a children’s Christmas play, Navidades Mágicas;an advice guide, The Memories of My Love; a poetry collection, I Met You in Silence (I Wrote You in Poems);and now a children’s book, The Little Pillow Bear. Hately also helped found Colegio Veritas, a school for kindergartners through twelfth graders in the Dominican Republic.

Blake’s a tech whiz who likes nothing more than playing games on his computer, so it takes him a little while to realize something very strange is going on. It’s almost Christmas, all the toy stores are closed, and letters to Santa are being returned unopened. If Santa isn’t making toys, Blake’s little sister, Sally, won’t get the doll she wants more than anything, so Blake tries sending an e-mail to Santa’s website. When that goes awry, Blake realizes the unthinkable has happened—Christmas has been hacked by someone who wants to take the toys out of the holiday. It’s up to Blake and his best friend, Heather, to save Christmas! First, they have to find out who’s behind this dastardly plot. To do so, they’re going to have to push their technological skills to the limit, visit the brilliant minds who live at Geek World, and uncover the traitor who wants to replace Santa Claus. Along the way, they might just discover that while technology’s fun, so are traditional toys. A gentle Christmas adventure, OMG! Christmas Was Hacked! reminds readers they don’t have to choose between technology and imaginative play.

Pamela M. Hately is a writer who specializes in a wide variety of genres and styles. She has written a children’s Christmas play, Navidades Mágicas;an advice guide, The Memories of My Love; a poetry collection, I Met You in Silence (I Wrote You in Poems);and now a children’s book, The Little Pillow Bear. Hately also helped found Colegio Veritas, a school for kindergartners through twelfth graders in the Dominican Republic.

Blake’s a tech whiz who likes nothing more than playing games on his computer, so it takes him a little while to realize something very strange is going on. It’s almost Christmas, all the toy stores are closed, and letters to Santa are being returned unopened.If Santa isn’t making toys, Blake’s little sister, Sally, won’t get the doll she wants more than anything, so Blake tries sending an e-mail to Santa’s website. When that goes awry, Blake realizes the unthinkable has happened—Christmas has been hacked by someone who wants to take the toys out of the holiday.It’s up to Blake and his best friend, Heather, to save Christmas! First, they have to find out who’s behind this dastardly plot. To do so, they’re going to have to push their technological skills to the limit, visit the brilliant minds who live at Geek World, and uncover the traitor who wants to replace Santa Claus. Along the way, they might just discover that while technology’s fun, so are traditional toys.A gentle Christmas adventure, OMG! Christmas Was Hacked! reminds readers they don’t have to choose between technology and imaginative play.