Regina Lewis-Ward

Jason Keeps a Secret (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

Nine-year-old Jason wants a computer for his birthday. To celebrate his big day, all his friends come over ... but there's no sign of a computer. By the end of the afternoon, Jason is heartbroken-until a mysterious box arrives with not only a computer but headphones, too. This is Jason's best birthday ever!

Jason likes playing video games on his new computer. While playing one day, he meets a friend named Dominic. He and Dominic play games and talk through Jason's headphones. Jason keeps Dominic a secret from everyone. He is Jason's secret best friend, and they eventually meet when Dominic picks Jason up in his car and takes him to an amazing arcade.

But friends from the computer are not always safe, as Jason finds out. He gets scared in Dominic's car one day as everything familiar begins to disappear, and Jason learns an important lesson.

Today, children increasingly spend more time on the computer. Including a discussion guide, Jason Keeps a Secret is a way to begin the conversation about Internet safety.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Archway Publishing
• Seitenzahl: 24
• Altersempfehlung: ab 4 Jahre
• Erscheinungstermin: 2. April 2019
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781480876170
• Artikelnr.: 69347908

Autorenporträt

Regina Lewis-Ward, a native of Brooklyn, New York, grew up in public housing and attended New York City public schools. She earned a BBA in Computer Systems from Bernard M. Baruch College in New York and an MA in Political Science from Clayton State University in Georgia.

Regina's work span children's and educational literature blending enrichment with thought-provoking themes. Based in Atlanta, Georgia, she approaches children stories with a focus on social issues, captivating young readers with titles like Jason keeps a Secret and Malik Likes Mayonnaise. Her stories encourage reflection and discussion through engaging storytelling.

Her contributions to educational literature offer a unique perspective on American governance, shaped by her extensive background in public service and academia. Her textbook the Dynamics of American State and Local Governments, delves into the complexities of governance, addressing contemporary, social, economic, political challenges, faced by state and local institutions.

Known for her vivid prose and ability to connect across genres, Regina weaves themes of gender, power, and social justice into her work, sparking meaningful conversations and inspiring readers of all ages.

Regina loves SweeTarts and to host dinner parties for family and friends. Contact [e-mail] for Regina to attend your next author event.