Square-Eyed Pat
Square-Eyed Pat by Liz Pichon, published by Penguin Books, Limited in 2004, is a picture book that explores the story of a young boy named Pat who is captivated by television. With 32 pages, this edition presents a narrative where Pat’s obsession with TV leads his family to take drastic measures to encourage him to engage with the world beyond the screen.
In this engaging tale, readers will follow Pat’s journey as he grapples with the absence of television after being found watching 25 TVs simultaneously. The story highlights his eventual rediscovery of his toys and the joys of play, illustrating the impact of screen time on childhood. This New Ed edition is designed to captivate young readers and encourage discussions about balance in entertainment and play.
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Square-eyed Pat is a TV addict. The rest of the family try to lure him away from the TV but nothing works. Drastic action is needed when Pat is found watching 25 TVs all at once and so the TV is banished to the shed. Once Pat has recovered from the trauma of no TV, he discovers all his toys.
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