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Privacy, Please! - by Lorrie Faith Cranor (Paperback)
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Highlights
- Sometimes I want to be alone.I don't want anyone to see me, hear me, or come too close.That's called privacy-and everyone needs it now and then.From finding a quiet corner to read, to whispering secrets with a best friend, to staying safe online, this warm and reassuring book helps children ages 4-6 understand what privacy means and why it matters.Through relatable moments and engaging illustrations, young readers learn that privacy isn't just about keeping secrets-it's about having space for their own thoughts, feelings, and special moments.Perfect for starting conversations about personal boundaries, body autonomy, and digital safety, the book website includes discussion prompts and resources for parents and educators at privacypleasebook.com.
- 4-8 Years
- 8.5" x 8.5" Paperback
- 30 Pages
- Juvenile Fiction, Social Themes
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Book Synopsis
Sometimes I want to be alone.
I don't want anyone to see me, hear me, or come too close.
That's called privacy-and everyone needs it now and then.
From finding a quiet corner to read, to whispering secrets with a best friend, to staying safe online, this warm and reassuring book helps children ages 4-6 understand what privacy means and why it matters.
Through relatable moments and engaging illustrations, young readers learn that privacy isn't just about keeping secrets-it's about having space for their own thoughts, feelings, and special moments.
Perfect for starting conversations about personal boundaries, body autonomy, and digital safety, the book website includes discussion prompts and resources for parents and educators at privacypleasebook.com.
Review Quotes
"Every child deserves to know that it's okay to want privacy. Privacy, Please! gives them the words and confidence to ask for it." Stacey Higginbotham, Policy Fellow at Consumer Reports
"A thoughtful introduction to the concept of privacy. A great tool to spark discussion between children and adults about what privacy is and what it really means." Chris Haughton, Children's book author and illustrator