| Little Bit & Big Byte: A Day at the Beach by Craig T. Feigh |
LITTLE BIT & BIG BYTE: A DAY AT THE BEACH
by Craig T. Feigh
Release Date: 4/15/08
Publisher: Lifevest Publishing
Pages: 29
Rating: 4 Stars
Reviewed by: Jennifer Wardrip, aka "The Genius"
Looking for an interesting way to introduce young children to the
Internet? Then look no further than this charming story by Craig
T. Feigh.
Little Bit, his older brother, Big Byte, and his little sister, Joy, set
out for a day at the beach in Cyberville. Joining them are their
dog, Click, and their cat, Browser.
There's a sandcastle-building contest today, so the siblings
begin to build the best sandcastle they can. They are soon
joined by their friends, Webster and Kay Board.
But danger looms on the beach, too, when two nefarious
characters, Vi and Russ, urge Big Byte and Kay Board to "hang
ten" and surf Web Beach. A bad outcome is narrowly avoided
when a lifeguard warns that there are many Vi and Russ's out
there just waiting to ruin your fun.
The author manages to introduce computers, the Internet, and
Web surfing in a way that is fun and easy to understand for even
the youngest of computer users. And with a hidden bone on
each page adding to the fun, this is a great book for parents and
children to read together.
by Craig T. Feigh
Release Date: 4/15/08
Publisher: Lifevest Publishing
Pages: 29
Rating: 4 Stars
Reviewed by: Jennifer Wardrip, aka "The Genius"
Looking for an interesting way to introduce young children to the
Internet? Then look no further than this charming story by Craig
T. Feigh.
Little Bit, his older brother, Big Byte, and his little sister, Joy, set
out for a day at the beach in Cyberville. Joining them are their
dog, Click, and their cat, Browser.
There's a sandcastle-building contest today, so the siblings
begin to build the best sandcastle they can. They are soon
joined by their friends, Webster and Kay Board.
But danger looms on the beach, too, when two nefarious
characters, Vi and Russ, urge Big Byte and Kay Board to "hang
ten" and surf Web Beach. A bad outcome is narrowly avoided
when a lifeguard warns that there are many Vi and Russ's out
there just waiting to ruin your fun.
The author manages to introduce computers, the Internet, and
Web surfing in a way that is fun and easy to understand for even
the youngest of computer users. And with a hidden bone on
each page adding to the fun, this is a great book for parents and
children to read together.