Glenn Asks For Privacy

A parent would reach for this book when their child begins navigating the complex world of digital sharing, social media, or personal boundaries within a tech-savvy family. It is an essential tool for children who feel overwhelmed by the constant 'connectedness' of modern life or who struggle to voice their need for personal space. The story follows Glenn as he learns to define what parts of his life belong to the public and what parts belong just to him. Through relatable scenarios involving technology and social interactions, the book explores themes of autonomy, digital consent, and self-confidence. It is perfectly suited for children aged 6 to 10 who are starting to use devices or social platforms, helping them understand that setting boundaries is a healthy and necessary act of self-respect. Parents will appreciate how it models assertive communication without being preachy, opening the door for vital conversations about privacy in the digital age.