The Cats vs. Ai Pets Blog Tour is stopping by today! This tour is sponsored by Lian Sommer and presented by The Children's Book Review...
Written by Lian Sommer
Anna is a normal girl living in 2087. She loves to play, she loves to learn, and she loves her Ai Pet, Ron. The only problem is that she loves the digital world, above all. Until one day, her parents surprise her with Celine, a real-life cat.
Follow Anna’s journey as she discovers how to balance her modern digital life with real-life experiences and learns to enjoy the moment and be present.
Ages 4+ | Salinya Uhde | 2019 | ISBN-13: 978-6164977082
Born in Göttingen, Germany, Lian Sommer remembers spending a lot of his childhood outside, discovering the parks, streets, and playgrounds of the small city in which he resided. Raised as a free thinker, his parents sent him to schools that encouraged that. He loved the late 90s. Although he played many video games, he never lost touch with real life the way he did in recent years.
After graduating from communication design studies, he ended up working in a tech startup in Lisbon, Portugal. This took its toll as he looked more at screens than at people’s faces. It felt unnatural, so he quit and made this book. A book that should act as a reminder to you and your kids to find the right balance between having real experiences and the endless stream of distraction that technology offers.
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Six (6) winners receive:
- A copy of Cats vs. Ai Pets
Giveaway begins December 16, 2019, at 12:01 A.M. PST and ends January 16, 2020, at 11:59 P.M. PST.
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3 comments:
This would be a great book for my 11 year old granddaughter, she loves cats.
Sounds like a terrific read.
This book looks fun and unusual! The illustrations are so well done!
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