Haven’t you got something better to do? Our streets are filled with down-facing zombies, blocking up the pavements. We’d rather Instagram our food than eat it. We’ve forgotten how to have real actual conversations. And in the bedroom… well, that’s no place for Candy Crush Saga. It’s time we all repeated the life-changing maxim: STOP LOOKING AT YOUR PHONE. In his wonderfully deadpan instruction manual for our increasingly tunnel-visioned lives, illustrator Son of Alan taps into the strange truth of our obsession with the tiny screen. Revealing how ludicrous we’ve all become and what wonders lie in stall for us a whole metre from our faces, this book will make you want to reclaim your life, your friends and your family from the tyranny of the backlit screen. You’ll laugh, sure, but it might also change your life.
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Stop Looking at Your Phone : A Helpful Guide
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Haven’t you got something better to do? Our streets are filled with down-facing zombies, blocking up the pavements. We’d rather Instagram our food than eat it. We’ve forgotten how to have real actual conversations.
And in the bedroom… well, that’s no place for Candy Crush Saga
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| الوزن | 0.400 كيلوجرام |
|---|---|
| الأبعاد | 2.4 × 15.4 × 23.3 سنتيميتر |
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عن Ebury Press
Ebury is the home of non-fiction. We publish the books that bring readers and authors together around shared passions in life: from cookery to creativity, from sport to spirituality, and from the most compelling personal stories to the biggest new ideas. At the heart of Ebury are our four Hubs – Lifestyle/BBC, Entertainment, Self and Smart – each an expert team of editors, publicists and marketers, working closely with our authors. Investing our boundless energy and collective creativity into every book, we craft the record-breaking, chart-topping, perennial bestsellers that will get you through.
عن المؤلف
Son of Alan is the logical, step-by-step alter ego of illustrator Lee Woodgate. It is the side of him that likes to visually explain things (often with a slight twist of dry humor). He illustrates for GQ, FHM, The Times, Financial Times and TimeOut, Men's Health, Entertainment Weekly, and The Guardian.
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