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I already have a strong feeling this will be the most impactful book I'll read this year. Data for all claims are presented clearly and logically. I'm wracking my brain trying to think of solutions to this problem even though I know it will be covered in part 4.
— Apr 26, 2024 12:22AM
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This book has so many layers if inspiration I'm going to struggle to put my thoughts into words. A must read for parents, educators, and anyone who wants to understand the effects smartphones have and are having on us.
— Jun 12, 2024 01:13AM
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Apr 27, 2024 04:41PM
So, worth reading? I'm thinking of picking this up.
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Definitely! I'm really enjoying it. I'd lend you my copy but it's an audiobook.
No worries. I would probably pick up the Kindle version. Paper books are getting too expensive with this exchange rate.
I know what you mean. I've been listening to a lot of audiobooks for that very reason, that and my eyesight is in decline. 😫
Is it time to get the reading glasses? I just got my first pair.
I hadn't considered that. Perhaps the time has come. 🤔
It is time. :DBy the way, I got the Kindle version of the book. I'll start reading it once I'm finished with the book on Klimt I'm reading now.
It is time. :DBy the way, I got the Kindle version of the book. I'll start reading it once I'm finished with the book on Klimt I'm reading now.
Awesome! I hope you'll enjoy it as much as I am. Even though it might be a bit late for you to take advantage of the parenting advice, it's still an eye-opener into a world filled with social media and smartphones.
Yeah, I'm sure it's way too late. However, I'm hoping to learn how childhood is different for kids these days compared to our generation. That might help me better understand the students I'm teaching.
