Fake News

A parent would reach for this book when they notice their teenager spending more time on social media and want to ensure they aren't being misled by viral rumors or manipulative headlines. This guide serves as a practical toolkit for the digital age, helping young readers move past the surface of a screen to find the truth underneath. It focuses on the crucial themes of honesty and integrity in communication while building the confidence to question what they see. Miller provides a clear contrast between ethical journalism and the deliberate spread of hoaxes and propaganda. By exploring how information is created and weaponized, the book encourages a healthy level of skepticism without descending into cynicism. It is perfectly suited for middle and high school students who are beginning to form their own political and social identities and need a compass to navigate the noise of the internet.