Clicks – How to Be Your Best Self Online by Natasha Devon

Short Summary

“Clicks – How to Be Your Best Self Online” by Natasha Devon is a guide for tweens on how to navigate the online world positively, focusing on protecting well-being, spotting fake news, and using social media for good and activism.

Age Group

Suitable for children aged 10 to 14 years.

Topics Discussed

Media Literacy | Social Media | Internet Safety

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What this book is about

  • “Clicks: How to Be Your Best Self Online” by Natasha Devon.
  • The book is designed for tweens and aims to teach them how to be good people online.
  • It includes information on how technology affects the brain, evaluating arguments, and spotting fake news.
  • The book also covers choosing online role models and using digital consumer power positively.
  • It discusses online activism and bridging the generational divide regarding digital presence.
  • The book aims to help tweens protect their well-being, set online boundaries, and tackle online negativity.
  • It encourages using social media for positive action rather than focusing on negative aspects.
  • The book is visually engaging with plenty of illustrations and practical examples.
  • It is recommended for parents and tweens to read together, facilitating discussions on responsible online behavior.
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❤️ Cath

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Cath Hakanson is a qualified family sex educator, sexual health nurse and author with 30+ years of clinical and education experience. As an AuDHD parent of two neurodivergent children, she creates clear, practical sex ed resources that help parents talk about bodies, puberty, consent, porn, relationships and sex without shame or judgement.