Collin's Tabletitis

Join young Collin on a whimsical and enchanting adventure in "Collin's Tabletitis," a heartwarming children's book that explores the magic of balance between screen time and outdoor play.

Collin is a spirited and imaginative boy who can't resist the allure of his tablet. From sunrise to sunset, he's engrossed in games, videos, and virtual worlds. Until one day, something extraordinary happens – Collin wakes up to find himself transformed into a tablet!

As Collin embarks on this magical journey, Collin begins to miss the feeling of grass beneath his feet, the warmth of the sun on his face, and the laughter of friends during outdoor games.

Collin realizes that there's more to life than pixels and screens. With a newfound appreciation for the great outdoors, Collin sets out to rediscover the joys of traditional play. Will he find a way to break the spell and return to his human form?

"Collin's Tabletitis" is a delightful tale that gently encourages young readers to strike a balance between technology and the natural world. Filled with colorful illustrations, this charming story sparks imagination, teaches valuable lessons, and reminds children of the importance of enjoying the real world beyond the screen.

Perfect for parents, educators, and children alike, "Collin's Tabletitis" is a captivating adventure that invites readers to explore the magic of both digital and physical realms – a timeless lesson about the beauty of balance and the wonders that await when we step outside and play.

Stephanie D. Moss, a dedicated children's book enthusiast and new author, shares a fictional story about a boy named Collin who uses his tablet too much leading to an extraordinary experience that is a turning point in his young life. With nearly three decades of experience as an educator, Stephanie's journey in shaping young minds has been intertwined with her love for children's literature, culminating in her foray into authorship. Her academic experience includes a Bachelor's degree in Elementary Education from Western Carolina University, a Masters in Early Childhood Education from Piedmont College, and an Education Specialist degree in Education Leadership from the University of North Georgia. Stephanie's career has seen her in roles as a teacher, assistant principal, district administrator, and adjunct instructor, harnessing her love for reading to empower both educators and learners. Stephanie and her husband of almost 29 years are busy educators who as time allows like to spend time camping and traveling. They also enjoy spending time at home with family.

Whitney Farmer, an avid reader and full time photographer, shows her artistic skills in her first work as an illustrator of Collin's Tabletitis. Most days Whitney is behind the camera or editng photos in her airy style for her phtography business, Airy Photography. Whitney and her husband Jacob enjoy spending time with their three dogs, Chi Chi, Piper, and Diesel.