About This Book
Parents might reach for this book when their child seems overly influenced by TV shows or social media, comparing their own life to the seemingly perfect ones they see on screen. "My Life on TV" follows a young girl who, obsessed with a glamorous TV show, tries to script her own messy, wonderful, real life to be more like fiction. The story humorously explores themes of self-confidence, the value of true friendship, and the dangers of comparing yourself to curated media images. For ages 9 to 13, this book is a lighthearted and relatable way to start conversations about media literacy, authenticity, and appreciating the unique, unscripted story of your own life.
What Parents Should Know
Sensitive Topics
The book's core conflict revolves around identity, self-esteem, and social comparison, which are handled directly and with humor. The approach is secular and focuses on interpersonal relationships. The resolution is clear and hopeful, with the protagonist learning a strong, positive lesson about the value of authenticity and true friendship. It does not contain heavy topics like death, divorce, or abuse.
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