Lisa Kellett-Jones was born in 1981 and is married with two young children. She grew up at a time when kids played all day and night in the street and was a self confessed “tele bug”. Her parents always said her eyes would go square from watching too many cartoons on TV, a device that has been replaced by the wonderful iPads and gadgets of today. .
Her hope is that this book engages children to really embrace their true childhood by reducing screen-time and getting back to basics of what is “real” in a world where virtual reality is taking over..
When she’s not working, she enjoys traveling and spending time with her family. She continues to write children’s fiction, taking after her grand mother Elise, a published romance novelist, and hopes to continue in her footsteps.
Little Joe Jackson is a tele-bug who loves nothing more than watching TV and spending all his time on his iPad. His brother, Johnny, adores the outdoors and misses spending time with Joe, who never comes out to play. But one day, something happens to Joe that changes his childhood forever – and br...
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