
By Richa Jha, Mithila Ananth (Illustrator)
When the wifi fails, can a family rediscover offline fun?
In a world where screens dominate, a sudden wifi outage throws a family into chaos. But with a book-loving child and a spirited grandma, they embark on an unexpected adventure. Can they find joy beyond the digital realm and reconnect with each other? Discover the hidden treasures of unplugged life in this charming tale.
Some grown-ups have so much screen time that they just can’t cope when the wifi goes out. Luckily the grown-ups in Manic Panic live with a smart kid who loves to read and an adventurous grandma who knows how to have fun without the internet. Manic Panic is a wry look at the value of unplugged family time, even when someone is resistant to the real world. The illustrations add depth to the story, helping us to see all the small things we can miss when we’re glued to our phones.
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