Fake news and how to spot it
By Holly Bathie and Alex Frith
Can you spot the sneaky tricks hiding inside news, pictures and online posts?
informative · engaging · practical · thought-provoking
Genres
What is Fake news and how to spot it about?
How can you tell whether a story is true, misleading or completely made up? This lively guide explores fake news, misinformation, scams, advertising tricks, conspiracy theories and manipulated images. You’ll learn how headlines, statistics and pictures can influence what people think, and discover clever ways to check sources, spot hidden agendas and protect yourself online. With clear explanations, real-life examples and entertaining illustrations, it helps you become a more careful reader, confident fact-checker and savvy digital citizen before believing or sharing information.
About the author
Holly Bathie is a children’s author who loves writing fun and educational books. She has worked on the popular Usborne English Readers series, helping young readers enjoy stories and improve their language skills. Holly’s books are full of exciting adventures and interesting facts, making reading a wonderful experience for everyone.
Pages
176 pages
Reading age
Junior (8-13)
This edition
2026
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