New children's book addresses screen dangers
A new children's book titled Who is behind your screens? by Gary Ghislain, with illustrations by Nicolas Baromme-Forgues, explores the risks of excessive screen time. It uses a story featuring eleven imaginary monsters that feed on people's attention, especially that of children, to highlight these dangers.Book targets young readers with practical advice
Published by Le Seuil jeunesse, the book is intended for children aged 6-7 and offers practical tips to reduce the negative effects of screens. Suggestions include removing phones and tablets from bedrooms and encouraging physical activity.Book tackles modern issues with a playful approach
The book addresses contemporary concerns like the influence of social networks. It includes a public service album that uses humor to warn children and their parents about the potential risks of excessive screen use.Additional resources and related works available
The book is available for purchase at 16.50 euros, and additional content can be found on the blog Les enfants à la page. Other related works include "Monsieur Poquette," a story for children and their imaginary friends, and "The bear who did not like autumn," a story celebrating the beauty of everyday life.
