What happens when a screen glows so brightly that a little firefly begins to lose her own light?
Luma is a curious young firefly who loves lighting up the forest each evening. But one night, she discovers a glowing tablet beneath an oak tree. Its colorful games, moving pictures, and dazzling lights are so fascinating that a little while soon becomes a little while longer.
Before long, Luma stops listening to the crickets, playing with her friends, and enjoying the nighttime forest. She feels tired, and her once-bright golden glow becomes smaller and smaller.
Then Grandma sits beside her.
She does not scold Luma or take the tablet away in anger. Instead, she gently suggests spending one night without the screen. Together, they rest, make funny shadows, search for stars, invent stories, and rediscover the joy of being present with someone they love.
Luma and the Glowing Tablet is a warm illustrated story that helps families begin thoughtful conversations about screen-time balance, rest, friendship, and the many ways children can play beyond a device.
Inside this book, families will find:
Perfect for bedtime, quiet family reading, classroom conversations, or as a thoughtful gift for young children, this story reminds readers that sometimes turning off a screen helps us notice everything still glowing around us.
Join Luma beneath the stars as she rediscovers friendship, imagination, and the light that makes her special.
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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. What happens when a screen glows so brightly that a little firefly begins to lose her own light?Luma is a curious young firefly who loves lighting up the forest each evening. But one night, she discovers a glowing tablet beneath an oak tree. Its colorful games, moving pictures, and dazzling lights are so fascinating that a little while soon becomes a little while longer.Before long, Luma stops listening to the crickets, playing with her friends, and enjoying the nighttime forest. She feels tired, and her once-bright golden glow becomes smaller and smaller.Then Grandma sits beside her.She does not scold Luma or take the tablet away in anger. Instead, she gently suggests spending one night without the screen. Together, they rest, make funny shadows, search for stars, invent stories, and rediscover the joy of being present with someone they love.Luma and the Glowing Tablet is a warm illustrated story that helps families begin thoughtful conversations about screen-time balance, rest, friendship, and the many ways children can play beyond a device.Inside this book, families will find: 14 beautifully illustrated scenesA gentle story created for kids ages 3-6Short sentences and playful sounds ideal for reading aloudA caring grandparent-child relationshipA reassuring message about balance rather than punishmentImaginative nighttime activities children and adults can enjoy togetherPerfect for bedtime, quiet family reading, classroom conversations, or as a thoughtful gift for young children, this story reminds readers that sometimes turning off a screen helps us notice everything still glowing around us.Join Luma beneath the stars as she rediscovers friendship, imagination, and the light that makes her special. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9798186899686
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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. What happens when a screen glows so brightly that a little firefly begins to lose her own light?Luma is a curious young firefly who loves lighting up the forest each evening. But one night, she discovers a glowing tablet beneath an oak tree. Its colorful games, moving pictures, and dazzling lights are so fascinating that a little while soon becomes a little while longer.Before long, Luma stops listening to the crickets, playing with her friends, and enjoying the nighttime forest. She feels tired, and her once-bright golden glow becomes smaller and smaller.Then Grandma sits beside her.She does not scold Luma or take the tablet away in anger. Instead, she gently suggests spending one night without the screen. Together, they rest, make funny shadows, search for stars, invent stories, and rediscover the joy of being present with someone they love.Luma and the Glowing Tablet is a warm illustrated story that helps families begin thoughtful conversations about screen-time balance, rest, friendship, and the many ways children can play beyond a device.Inside this book, families will find: 14 beautifully illustrated scenesA gentle story created for kids ages 3-6Short sentences and playful sounds ideal for reading aloudA caring grandparent-child relationshipA reassuring message about balance rather than punishmentImaginative nighttime activities children and adults can enjoy togetherPerfect for bedtime, quiet family reading, classroom conversations, or as a thoughtful gift for young children, this story reminds readers that sometimes turning off a screen helps us notice everything still glowing around us.Join Luma beneath the stars as she rediscovers friendship, imagination, and the light that makes her special. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9798186899686
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