I M Natalie Who R U

When Natalie accompanies her older sister on summer mornings to Ocean Beach in San Francisco, she has an opportunity to explore. Combining the fun of finding a message in a bottle and texting by cell phone, Natalie meets a Vietnamese boy called Duck. The two children from different cultures share an adventure and in the process create a pleasant surprise for their families.

While technology is often blamed for isolating people, in this case technology, in the form of text-messaging, brings together two children from very different backgrounds, allowing them to discover shared values of compassion and responsibility. A text-messaging glossary is included at the back.

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I M Natalie Who R U

When Natalie accompanies her older sister on summer mornings to Ocean Beach in San Francisco, she has an opportunity to explore. Combining the fun of finding a message in a bottle and texting by cell phone, Natalie meets a Vietnamese boy called Duck. The two children from different cultures share an adventure and in the process create a pleasant surprise for their families.

While technology is often blamed for isolating people, in this case technology, in the form of text-messaging, brings together two children from very different backgrounds, allowing them to discover shared values of compassion and responsibility. A text-messaging glossary is included at the back.

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I M Natalie Who R U

I M Natalie Who R U

by Alan Merickel
I M Natalie Who R U

I M Natalie Who R U

by Alan Merickel

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Overview

When Natalie accompanies her older sister on summer mornings to Ocean Beach in San Francisco, she has an opportunity to explore. Combining the fun of finding a message in a bottle and texting by cell phone, Natalie meets a Vietnamese boy called Duck. The two children from different cultures share an adventure and in the process create a pleasant surprise for their families.

While technology is often blamed for isolating people, in this case technology, in the form of text-messaging, brings together two children from very different backgrounds, allowing them to discover shared values of compassion and responsibility. A text-messaging glossary is included at the back.


Product Details

BN ID: 2940032963035
Publisher: Alan Merickel
Publication date: 12/28/2011
Sold by: Smashwords
Format: eBook
File size: 1 MB
Age Range: 5 - 11 Years

About the Author

I am a published Prentice-Hall author and was inspired to tell the story of Natalie and Duck by my four beautiful granddaughters. I live in the San Francisco Bay Area and love to visit Ocean Beach.

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