Rachel Brian's New Comic Wants You To (Be Smart About) Screen Time!

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(Be Smart About) Screen Time! is a comic book guide information written and illustrated by Rachel Brian, animator and co-creator of the Tea Consent video

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Rachel Brian, Tea Consent co-creator, pens a information on smart display screen utilization.

Her newest comedian guide, (Be Smart About) Screen Time!, set for 2024 launch.

Brian is an achieved writer with a collection of Be Smart About books.

Little, Brown is increasing their graphic novel line, appointing Andrea Colvin.

(Be Smart About) Screen Time! is a comic book guide information written and illustrated by Rachel Brian, animator and co-creator of the Tea Consent video, considered greater than 150 million instances. Which is barely ironic given her new comedian guide, a nonfiction graphic novel-style information to utilizing digital gadgets and social media safely and responsibly. And it is the third in a collection of equally themed comedian books from Rachel Brian.

Rachel Brian is a former researcher and educator, has a B.A. in biology from Brown University, an M.Ed. in instructional psychology, and is a lifelong artist who has labored in print illustration, design and graphic recording, in addition to having taught physiology, biology, and maths at each the highschool and school stage. She lives in Providence, Rhode Island. The founder, proprietor, and principal animator of Blue Seat Studios, she is greatest recognized for her work on Tea Consent, a video that has been translated into over 20 languages. The follow-up, Consent for Kids, additionally has an enormous attain. She can also be the writer of the Worry (Less) Book and Respect: Consent Boundaries And Being In Charge Of You, the primary two of her Be Smart About books.

Lisa Yoskowitz at Little, Brown has acquired world rights to (Be Smart About) Screen Time! to be revealed within the autumn of 2024. Rachel Brian’s agent Molly Ker Hawn on the Bent Agency negotiated the deal.

In 2019, Little, Brown had the directive to broaden their graphic novel checklist for the years going forward, and appointed Andrea Colvin, previously of Lion Forge as editorial director of Graphic Publishing to just do that. Publishing new fiction and nonfiction graphic novels for a spread of ages, from early readers to younger adults. Little, Brown has been doubling-to-tripling their comedian guide publishing line every scheduled 12 months since then.