Jessica Speer is the award-winning author of BFF or NRF (Not Really Friends)? A Girls Guide to Happy Friendships and Middle School - Safety Goggles Advised. Her interactive books for preteens and teens entertain readers while exploring important topics. Blending humor, a dash of science, stories, and insights, her writing unpacks challenges that surface during adolescence. She has a master's degree in social sciences and explores topics in ways that connect with kids. Jessica is regularly featured in and contributes to media outlets on topics related to kids, teens, parenting, and social-emotional development. For more information, visit www.JessicaSpeer.comLesley Imgart is a German illustrator living in Edinburgh, Scotland. She came to the UK for her BA and returned for an MA (and the salt and vinegar crisps). She is interested in autobiographical comics and telling other people's stories.

• Chapter 1: Social Media - Welcome to DisneylandChapter 2: FOMO, JOMO, FOJI and Other AcronymsChapter 3: “I Promise I Won’t Share it With Anyone” and Other Fictional Phrases Chapter 4: Big Dollars Data - Why the Internet Knows So Much About YouChapter 5: Sherlock Code - Sleuthing Truth from Lies and Fake StuffChapter 6: Zombie Land - Is Phone Addiction A Thing?Chapter 7: Creepy People - Stranger Danger Lurking on the InternetChapter 8: Cyberbullying - The Depths of the Dark SideChapter 9: Really Cool StuffChapter 10: You and Your Phone - A Force for Good

"Finally, a book for kids about the safe and responsible use of their first phone! A remarkably entertaining and informative read by Jessica Speer, “The Phone Book” will be hard for both kids (and adults!) to put down. It’s peppered with interesting tech tidbits and activities that keep readers engaged, and every chapter neatly wraps up with a useful checklist. From cover to cover, it is packed with great information written in a language that does not speak down to kids, and I love that she tackles the most important topic first—“Why Tech Companies Want You Staring at Your Phone.” This chapter alone is worth the price of the book. The Phone Book really should be required reading for any child about to get a connected device. I have a feeling they will even thank you for it."—Diana Graber, Author of Raising Humans in a Digital World and Founder of Cyber Civics and Cyberwise