The TV Kid
The TV Kid by Betsy Cromer Byars, published by Penguin Group (USA) Incorporated in April 1987, is a 128-page book written in English. This work explores the life of Lennie, a boy whose addiction to television leads him to prefer the excitement of reruns over the realities of his own life. As he immerses himself in daydreams, Lennie finds himself in a real-life situation that poses significant danger, challenging his perceptions of adventure and reality.
Readers will encounter a blend of humor and drama as Lennie’s character navigates the consequences of his obsession with television. The narrative delves into themes related to performing arts and the impact of media on youth, showcasing Lennie’s journey from fantasy to a more perilous reality. This edition offers an engaging look at the intersection of juvenile fiction and humor, making it a notable addition to discussions about television’s influence on young minds.
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Lennie is addicted to television. Even reruns are more exciting than real life, and Lennie likes to pretend he’s the one experiencing the drama. But Lennie’s daydreams lead him into a real situation that could cost him his life’and suddenly he’s in trouble more terrifying and dangerous than anything he’s ever seen on TV.’Byars infuses the story with her special magic. Lennie is a likable, funny, moving, and always entertaining character.’ ?Publishers Weekly
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