Why Can't I Have a Cell Phone?: Anderson the Aardvark Gets His First Cell Phone (Teaches Kids Responsibility, Morality, Internet Addiction and Social Media Parental Monitoring)

Behr, Teddy

ISBN 10: 1733888101 / ISBN 13: 9781733888103

Published by Teddy Behr Books, 2019

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Bibliographic Details

• Title: Why Can't I Have a Cell Phone?: Anderson the Aardvark Gets His First Cell Phone (Teaches Kids Responsibility, Morality, Internet Addiction and Social Media Parental Monitoring)
• Publisher: Teddy Behr Books
• Publication Date: 2019
• Language: English
• ISBN 10: 1733888101
• ISBN 13: 9781733888103
• Binding: Soft cover
• Condition: good

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Synopsis

There's a particular kind of quiet that happens when a child disappears into a screen — no "watch this!", no questions, no chatter at the table. Just the glow where your child used to be.If you've felt that quiet — as a parent trying to get five real minutes of conversation, or a grandparent visiting for the weekend and losing to a tablet for your grandchild's attention — this book was written for your family.Anderson the Aardvark finally gets the cell phone he's been begging for, and disappears into it completely — until losing it forces him to find his way back to his family, his friends, and the kind of imaginative play that used to fill his days. When the phone comes back, so does the boy who finally understands what he almost lost.Why Can't I Have a Cell Phone? is a warm, funny, rhyming read-aloud for ages 4-8. Read it together, and you might get a small version of that moment back too — the one where your child looks up, puts the screen down, and wants to talk to you instead.What's inside:A discussion guide and coloring pages — ready for bedtime, the classroom, or a grandparent's visitA real story, not a lecture — Anderson learns the lesson so your family doesn't have to learn it the hard way10% of every sale donated to St. Jude Children's Research Hospital, so the book gives back a little further than your own living roomSome lessons land better as a story than a rule. This is one of them.