Misty Mole Goes Screen-Free

Dr. Yasmin El-Rouby, Ishy Walters

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Neem Tree Press Limited
02 January 2025

Picture books; Early learning: the senses; Animal stories (Children's&YA); Personal & social issues: body & health (Children's&YA)

""an important wake-up call for adults to have their children's vision corrected"" KIRKUS REVIEWS (for book 1, Misty Mole Gets New Glasses)

Join Misty, a friendly little mole, on a mission to reduce screen time and save her friends' eyesight!

Misty Mole is frustrated because all her friends have mobile phones and tablets, but she does not!

She finally persuades her parents to buy her a mobile phone, and plays on it all the time-even under her desk at school! When her eyes get sore, blurry and she can't sleep, Misty Mole pays a visit to the eye doctor.

All of her friends are there with the same concerns: sore, tired eyes, headaches, and blurry vision. The eye doctor informs them that spending less time on screens and more time outdoors is important for their eye health. But everyone is too obsessed with their video games and apps, soMisty Mole needs to think of a creative way to reduce screen time and restore fun in the Woodlands...

About the Misty Mole series:

Written by an eye doctor with over 20 years of experience, Misty Mole is a series of relatable children's stories that show young readers how to look after their eyesight and what to expect when they visit the eye doctor.

By: Dr. Yasmin El-Rouby
Illustrated by: Ishy Walters
Imprint: Neem Tree Press Limited
Country of Publication: United Kingdom
Dimensions: Height: 248mm, Width: 248mm,
ISBN: 9781911107651
ISBN 10: 1911107658
Pages: 32
Publication Date: 02 January 2025
Audience: Children/juvenile , English as a second language
Format: Hardback
Publisher's Status: Forthcoming

Dr. Yasmin El-Rouby O.D MSc PH is a Canadian board-certified eye doctor with over twenty years of experience. Envisioning a world where preventable eye conditions are caught early, she founded Baseera, a non-profit organization, to improve access to basic eye care in developing countries. Yasmin grew up in Kingston, Ontario, and now lives in Dubai with her family.