About This Book
Reach for this book when your child starts lobbying for their first smartphone or when screen time has become a source of daily friction in your household. Through the chaotic and comedic lens of Kitty, this graphic novel addresses the intense allure of digital devices and the slippery slope of tech addiction. It provides a relatable, low pressure way to discuss why boundaries exist without feeling like a lecture. Parents will appreciate how Nick Bruel uses Kitty's exaggerated antics to mirror real world behaviors like 'phubbing' or ignoring friends for a screen. While the tone is hilarious and fast paced, it carries a meaningful message about responsibility and the value of being present in the real world. It is an ideal bridge for children aged 7 to 10 who are navigating the transition from toys to tech.
