by Lauren Kaelin and Sophia Fraioli [eBook]
Mildly amusing book, tied in the the website set up by Kaelin and Fraioli, where they share dozens (no hundreds) of texts sent by cellphone by parents of today's tech-savvy generation. Some parents may be hip to the use of today's tecnology, and the established lingo of the texting generation. But not the one featured on this site or in this book. These short, punchy messages are organized in helpful categories, and are good for a few chuckles here and there. But I found reading an entire book of them in one or two sittings to be more than I could really take -- a little of this type of humor goes a long way, and a lot of this type of humor ends up being too much. -- recommended by Scott C. - Bennett Martin Public Library [ see Scott's Reviewer Profile ]
[ official When Parents Text web site ]
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