Nana put down her phone.

What do we lose and what do we gain from war and aggression?
100% of the proceeds from this book will be invested in the production of another graphic novel about war (published by Slowork Publishing)

Nana loves watching cartoons on her phone.

She can't bear to put her phone down, not even while eating, brushing her teeth, or before bed.
If her parents take her phone away,
she'll cry and throw a tantrum.

Actually, it's not just Nana;
the whole family's time is consumed by their phones.
Until one day, everyone in the family felt unwell,
it turned out they had spent too much time on their phones!

So, the whole family decided to put their phones down.
They made their beds together, went to the market to buy groceries,
What changes will occur in their family relationship?

When reading with children, discuss with them the priorities of various things in life. Through this book, parents can not only remind children to put down their phones but also build a sense of security in children that "I can do it too," allowing the whole family to rediscover precious interactive time.


About the Author

Phạm Phương Thảo / Author

Born and raised in Hanoi, Vietnam, she graduated from the National University of Singapore. Her first work, "This is Tet!", was widely popular in Vietnam. She often uses "home" as a creative theme, and besides writing stories, she also loves telling bedtime stories to her daughter. She currently lives in Ho Chi Minh City and is pursuing a master's degree online in early childhood education and inclusive education.

Hoàng Giang / Illustrator

Born and raised in Da Lat, Vietnam, she later moved to Anglia Ruskin University in the UK, where she earned a master's degree in illustration and book arts. She has been illustrating children's books for over ten years and has recently ventured into graphic novels, with works including "Choices" and the "Chirp Chirp Village" series. She currently runs a small studio in Ho Chi Minh City.