Clever, cautionary tale, designed to aid teaching young children about internet safety, is very relevant to the technological age. Good Book Guide Highly entertaining... A subtle introduction to responsible internet use, lightened by Willis’s wild imagination and Ross’s delightful pictures. Sally Morris, Daily Mail Write a review of this book that could appear on a bookshelf in a shop or in an online store. What did you like/dislike about it? Provocative and clever and funny... a book which screams to be shared Did you ever stop to think (LH Johnson)

An important book about internet safety. With this master duo, the message is buried within a fun story. Angels & Urchins Subliminal message about the dangers of the internet in a very palatable form. Sonia Benster of the Huddersfield Children's Bookshop, Books for Keeps, Best Books for Christmas The above video may be from a third-party source. We accept no responsibility for any videos from third-party sources. Please let us know if the video is no longer working.A fun story, with an interesting idea to discuss. Great for bedtimes and internet usage discussions! The Bookbag Ideal for reading aloud, for developing phonetic awareness, and for encouraging emergent readers to join in. EYE Make a poster, podcast, Powerpoint presentation or video report to teach others about how to stay safe online. Jeanne Willis and Tony Ross have a genius for creating stories with a daring denouement. Ann Lazim, Book of the Week, CLPE

Access-restricted-item true Addeddate 2022-03-31 09:07:48 Associated-names Ross, Tony, artist Boxid IA40418121 Camera USB PTP Class Camera Collection_set printdisabled External-identifier Award-winning Jeanne Willis and Tony Ross go to the heart of a modern predicament in this cautionary tale Julia Eccleshare, Lovereading, Book of the Month All establishments can be upgraded to over level 100, but will only show a 10 in the box if you go above 99. The title of this book uses alliteration. Can you think of other story titles that use alliteration? Could you make up some of your own?

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A great book for parents and teachers to use to introduce safety on the internet (not forgetting the fun story, too) Libby Allman, Guardian Absolutely perfect... Every primary school in the country should own a copy of this book. Melanie McGilloway, Armadillo Magazine