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This is the story of a little girl named Donna. She is typical of today's new norm, a multi bedroom child as a result of today's societal changes. Care-taking, multi generational involvement, divorce, single parenting....it takes a village and like so many children, Donna has bedrooms in different homes. Donna is challenged as she often forgets her tablet at one of the homes. This is a problem solving situation, and a solution is found.
This 2nd edition has expanded content for upper grades and older children. The involved content addresses detail in illustrations, and the concept of problem solving. This edition allows for and encourages greater discussion between parents and children, teachers, mediation facilitators, counselors, and families to utilize this book as a tool to understanding and acceptance.
With so many different family structures in our current society, this book brings to light the day to day reality that children's face. Be it a school project, homework, a special book or a tablet to watch videos or play games, the fact remains that as children transition from location to location, something may be forgotten or lost. This book shares a commonality with many children, addressing these issues.
With rich vocabulary and vibrant illustrations, the 2nd edition of Where is My Tablet? is a book to which all children can relate.
