A fun and witty tale to nip social media addiction, FOMO and excess screentime in the bud, while celebrating life lived in the moment, in person, and unplugged. Because “social media” isn’t really social at all...
The Story: When two children befriend a strange tree, they quickly become enchanted by its flattery and dazzling distractions. But as time goes by, the tree’s selfish nature is revealed, and the children must decide whether to live by its lonely rules, or walk away to rediscover the joys of real life and true friendship.
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Instagram, Snapchat, Facebook, TikTok, Twitter... They were supposed to change the world, and they have—for the worse! Experts agree: the negative effects of social media include depression, anxiety, FOMO, and loneliness. Simply put, social media is bad for mental health, and teaching digital minimalism from a young age is now essential to realizing digital wellbeing and preventing internet addiction down the road.
A proverbial ounce of social media prevention, The Liking Tree is an essential part of any digital parenting toolbox—teaching children to recognize and reject the antisocial behaviors that social media has normalized. Because kids who stay off social media to begin with won’t need internet detox or help quitting social media - because they’ll have learned the joys of reducing screentime in favor of living life in the moment, in person, and unplugged.
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John Allen Wooden is an Emmy and Webby winning producer, writer, and 20-year veteran of online media and late night television. His writing has been described as "remarkable" by Esquire, "hilarious" by the New York Times, and featured on the Vanity Fair "In" list. The Liking Tree is his first book for kids, and the first in a series about the joys of minimizing big tech's takeover of contemporary childhood. An alumnus of Brown University, he lives in Los Angeles with his wife, two children, and a rapidly shrinking collection of screens. As you might expect, he's off social media, but keeps a small e-candle burning at www.johnwooden.com.
Mike Ferrin is a veteran cartoonist based in Kansas City, Missouri. His punchy, heartfelt, and laugh-out-loud illustrations have graced the pages of over a dozen children's books, including the parodies "The Liking Tree" by John Allen Wooden and "Good Night Kim Jong Un" by Elizabeth Fuller. You can see more of Mike's work online at www.mikeferrin.org
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