Reluctant Reader

1 article about reluctant reader

A toddler of around three years old sitting on a soft rug, completely absorbed in an open picture book. A tablet lies screen-down on the floor beside them, forgotten. Warm afternoon light from a nearby window. The child's face is turned toward the book with obvious delight and recognition. The book's illustration is visible — a small character who clearly resembles the child. The contrast between the glowing room and the dark, forgotten screen is quiet but visible. Intimate, warm, a little triumphant.

The Book That Actually Competes With the Screen

Most children's books don't stand a chance against a tablet. A personalized book does something different — it makes the child the star. And children will put down a screen for a chance to see themselves as the hero.