✍ Scribed by David, Keren
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
Intro -- Title Page -- Copyright -- Dedication -- Contents -- 1. Decisions -- 2. The Disconnect -- 3. Dad -- 4. @murraylove -- 5. Family matters -- 6. Hello FOMO -- 7. Addiction -- 8. Support group -- 9. Identity theft -- 10. Spies -- 11. Running -- 12. Choices -- 13. Info check -- 14. Snap cheat -- 15. Download -- 16. Delete and reset -- 17. Connected -- 18. Selfie -- Acknowledgements;Could you disconnect from your phone for six weeks? Esther and her classmates are put to the test in this thought-provoking story of life in the social-media age from award-winning author Keren David. Particularly suitable for struggling, reluctant or dyslexic readers.
Teenage girls -- Juvenile fiction
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