Zara Unplugged: Because the Best Things Don't Need Wi-Fi

Does your child reach for a screen before they reach for anything else? Zara does too. In this warm, beautifully illustrated story, six-year-old Zara discovers something the tablet never showed her - a butterfly landing on a leaf, a kitten making a new friend, and a toy she hadn't touched since the summer she spent at Grandma's house. When the screen goes dark, Zara's real adventure begins. Zara Unplugged is a gentle, powerful story for children aged 3-8 about presence, imagination, and the magic of the world right outside your window. It never lectures. It never scolds. It simply shows what children already know in their hearts - that the best things don't need Wi-Fi. Perfect for: - Bedtime read-alouds that spark real conversations- Parents navigating screen time struggles- Children who need to be reminded the world is waiting- Classrooms and libraries focused on mindfulness and play From Ash Ray - Stories for children who deserve real adventures.

Pages: 32, Paperback, Independently published