Read The Liking Tree: A Funny Picture Book About Kids, Social Media, Screen Time Overload, and Living Unplugged (Screen Time Tales #1)

The Liking Tree: A Funny Picture Book About Kids, Social Media, Screen Time Overload, and Living Unplugged (Screen Time Tales #1)

John Allen Wooden

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Description:The Original Anti-Social Media Parable — Now Visually Transformed with All-New IllustrationsWhat happens when two children spend every day feeding all their thoughts, dreams, and belly button lint into a magical tree with a bottomless appetite? They feel terrific—until they don’t! Blending clever satire with zany, unforgettable art, The Liking Tree is a modern allegory about screen time, social media, and the value of unplugged living—for kids and the grown-ups who raise them. By exploring the downsides of screen time – from selfie obsession to FOMO to online outrage, The Liking Tree encourages readers to reflect on our digital habits—with laughs along the way.First published in 2020 as The Liking Tree: An Antisocial Media Fable, this bold parody of Shel Silverstein’s The Giving Tree offered a sardonic critique of social media’s negative effects on young minds. In this newly illustrated second edition, author John Allen Wooden ups the subversive ante with his own artwork—wilder, weirder and more wickedly on-point drawings to fully reflect the story’s darkly funny spirit and leave young readers laughing for more. It also kicks off the Screen Time Tales series—a collection of cheeky, cautionary fables about kids, screens, and digital overload.📱 Laugh-out-loud. Slightly unhinged. Weirdly wise.💡 Perfect For: Parents raising screen-savvy (or screen-glued) kids Teachers and counselors discussing media literacy Kids ages 8–12 (and younger readers with a grown-up guide) Fans of funny books that actually say something Themes Include: Screen Time Overload Kids and Social Media FOMO (Fear of Missing Out) Online Validation Emotional Regulation Unplugged Living Tech Habits A modern fable and unauthorized parody of The Giving Tree—if that tree craved likes, threw tantrums, and gaslit children for fun.This newly illustrated edition replaces the original 2020 version and officially launches the Screen Time Tales series.We have made it easy for you to find a PDF Ebooks without any digging. And by having access to our ebooks online or by storing it on your computer, you have convenient answers with The Liking Tree: A Funny Picture Book About Kids, Social Media, Screen Time Overload, and Living Unplugged (Screen Time Tales #1). To get started finding The Liking Tree: A Funny Picture Book About Kids, Social Media, Screen Time Overload, and Living Unplugged (Screen Time Tales #1), you are right to find our website which has a comprehensive collection of manuals listed.
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Description: The Original Anti-Social Media Parable — Now Visually Transformed with All-New IllustrationsWhat happens when two children spend every day feeding all their thoughts, dreams, and belly button lint into a magical tree with a bottomless appetite? They feel terrific—until they don’t! Blending clever satire with zany, unforgettable art, The Liking Tree is a modern allegory about screen time, social media, and the value of unplugged living—for kids and the grown-ups who raise them. By exploring the downsides of screen time – from selfie obsession to FOMO to online outrage, The Liking Tree encourages readers to reflect on our digital habits—with laughs along the way.First published in 2020 as The Liking Tree: An Antisocial Media Fable, this bold parody of Shel Silverstein’s The Giving Tree offered a sardonic critique of social media’s negative effects on young minds. In this newly illustrated second edition, author John Allen Wooden ups the subversive ante with his own artwork—wilder, weirder and more wickedly on-point drawings to fully reflect the story’s darkly funny spirit and leave young readers laughing for more. It also kicks off the Screen Time Tales series—a collection of cheeky, cautionary fables about kids, screens, and digital overload.📱 Laugh-out-loud. Slightly unhinged. Weirdly wise.💡 Perfect For: Parents raising screen-savvy (or screen-glued) kids Teachers and counselors discussing media literacy Kids ages 8–12 (and younger readers with a grown-up guide) Fans of funny books that actually say something Themes Include: Screen Time Overload Kids and Social Media FOMO (Fear of Missing Out) Online Validation Emotional Regulation Unplugged Living Tech Habits A modern fable and unauthorized parody of The Giving Tree—if that tree craved likes, threw tantrums, and gaslit children for fun.This newly illustrated edition replaces the original 2020 version and officially launches the Screen Time Tales series.We have made it easy for you to find a PDF Ebooks without any digging. And by having access to our ebooks online or by storing it on your computer, you have convenient answers with The Liking Tree: A Funny Picture Book About Kids, Social Media, Screen Time Overload, and Living Unplugged (Screen Time Tales #1). To get started finding The Liking Tree: A Funny Picture Book About Kids, Social Media, Screen Time Overload, and Living Unplugged (Screen Time Tales #1), you are right to find our website which has a comprehensive collection of manuals listed.
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The Liking Tree: A Funny Picture Book About Kids, Social Media, Screen Time Overload, and Living Unplugged (Screen Time Tales #1)

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