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The Screen Got It Wrong: a Media Literacy Picture Book About Questioning What Tells You (Ages 5 to 7)

Name: The Screen Got It Wrong: a Media Literacy Picture Book About Questioning What Tells You (Ages 5 to 7)
Brand: Independently Published
SKU: 800289e8058de81043991532c248dcc8

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Bol The screen sounds so sure. But is it right? When Ash asks a machine a question, the answer comes back quick and confident. There is just one problem. It is wrong. In this warm and funny early reader, Ash discovers that machines can sound certain and still make mistakes, and that the best thing to do is check with people you trust. With the cheerful refrain "Is it real? Lets ask!", young readers learn a simple habit that will serve them for life: pause, wonder, and find out. Written for children ages 5 to 7, this picture book uses short sentences and repeated phrases to support beginner readers at home and in the classroom. No live AI features and no data collection, just a gentle story about curiosity, questions, and thinking for yourself.

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The screen sounds so sure. But is it right? When Ash asks a machine a question, the answer comes back quick and confident. There is just one problem. It is wrong. In this warm and funny early reader, Ash discovers that machines can sound certain and still make mistakes, and that the best thing to do is check with people you trust. With the cheerful refrain "Is it real? Lets ask!", young readers learn a simple habit that will serve them for life: pause, wonder, and find out. Written for children ages 5 to 7, this picture book uses short sentences and repeated phrases to support beginner readers at home and in the classroom. No live AI features and no data collection, just a gentle story about curiosity, questions, and thinking for yourself.

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