Unplugging the Plug-in Drug

“Unplugging the Plug-in Drug” by Marie Winn is a thought-provoking examination of the impact of television on children. Published by Penguin Books on October 20, 1987, this edition spans 224 pages and is presented in English. The book delves into the effects of television consumption, offering insights into how it influences children’s development and behavior.

Readers will find a comprehensive discussion on the relationship between television and childhood, exploring various aspects of this dynamic. The text addresses concerns related to media consumption and its implications for young viewers. This edition, marked as EX-LIB, is in good condition with minimal signs of age, making it a suitable addition for those interested in understanding the role of television in children’s lives.