About This Book
Reach for this book when your child starts spending more time on the computer and you want to transform their screen time into a journey of active discovery and critical thinking. Rather than just consuming digital content, this guide encourages kids to look under the hood of the apps they use every day, fostering a sense of agency and curiosity about the digital world. It is perfect for children who love secrets, puzzles, and the thrill of a hidden surprise. Theo Reese presents a fascinating look at the playful side of technology through Google's famous Easter eggs. The book taps into a child's natural desire to explore, teaching them that technology is not just a rigid set of rules, but a space for creativity and humor. It is highly appropriate for the 7 to 12 age range, offering a low-pressure entry point into STEM concepts while building digital literacy through fun, interactive examples.
What Parents Should Know
Sensitive Topics
There are no sensitive topics in this book. The content is secular, safe, and focuses entirely on digital technology and trivia.
Ideal Reader
A 9-year-old who is a 'digital native' but starting to get bored with standard apps. This is for the child who likes to click every button to see what happens or the kid who enjoys showing their friends 'hacks' and tricks.
Parent Prep
This book can be read cold. Parents may want to have a computer or tablet handy so the child can try out the Easter eggs as they read about them. A parent might notice their child is mindlessly scrolling or seems unengaged with their devices and want to pivot them toward a more investigative and educational way of using technology.
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