Standalone Non-Fiction
Whoops! Another Password
A Large-Print Internet Password Book with A–Z Tabs for Seniors and Anyone with Too Many Logins
About this book
The stocking stuffer Mom will actually use. Forgot a password again? Write it here.
Whoops! Another Password is a cheerful, large-print internet password book with alphabetical A–Z tabs. Every A–Z page has a black letter tab printed right to the page edge, so you can find the letter at a glance, and a short, clean, funny line to brighten the moment you forget. No rude words, just good humor and easy-to-read pages.
WHAT MAKES THIS BOOK DIFFERENT
Three pages for every letter. 78 A–Z pages with 4 roomy entries each: website, username, password, a “New password” line for the next change, and notes.Truly large print. Field labels in 11 pt and tall writing lines, made for real handwriting.Printed edge tabs. The letter tabs run off the page edge, so they show on the side of the closed book (printed tabs, not cut-out tabs).A joke on every A–Z page. 78 clean one-liners, such as “Did you try ‘password123’? Please don’t.” and “Passwords: because ‘open sesame’ stopped working.”
WHAT’S INSIDE
How-to page with simple safety tips (2-step verification, passkeys, last 4 digits only) and a “Where to find it” indexIn Case of Emergency page so your family can find what they needWi-Fi and home network, printer and TV, two phones, tablet and computerEmail accounts with backup-code notes, your most important loginsBanks and cards (last 4 digits only), streaming and subscriptions, shopping and travel, health and insuranceSecurity questions, password change log, software and licenses, home codes (alarm, garage, gate)19 extra login pages and 2 lined note pages
PERFECT FOR Mom, Dad, Grandma, Grandpa, retirees and anyone with too many logins. A thoughtful Christmas stocking stuffer, Secret Santa or white elephant gift that people actually keep.
120 pages, 6" x 9" paperback, easy to hold and easy to store. Keep it somewhere safe, tell one trusted person where it is, and hit “Forgot Password” a lot less.
