The internet and the grandmother's story

"Internet and Grandma's Story"📝 About the book During spring break, Abu Emad goes with his children — Emad, Samir, and Rola — to visit their grandmother in the village. But the children are very busy with their devices and the internet, so technology overcomes moments of communication between them and the grandmother. When the family arrives at her house, the grandmother feels sad because they do not pay attention to her and her beautiful old stories go unheard. But the scene changes in the end, and something happens that connects the children with the grandmother through stories that bring back the warmth of true storytelling.🎯 Message of the book Highlighting the addiction to technology among children and its impact on family relationships. Enhancing the status of old stories and the value of storytelling in building bonds between generations. Motivating parents and children to restore balance between the digital world and real family life.📚 Features of the book Simple and realistic educational treatment of a very important topic in our era — the interference between the internet and the family. Language suitable for children (approximately ages 6‑9). Beautiful illustrations by Sarah Al-Qattat add a visual dimension to the story. A suitable number of pages for short reading (32 pages).🏷️ Specifications Author: Dr. Anwar Abdul Hamid Musa Illustrator: Sarah Al-Qattat Publisher: Dar Asala for Publishing and Distribution Number of pages: 32 Size: approximately 20 × 28 cm Recommended age: 5 years and up Format: softcover, regular cover