Introducing twelve-year-old Pixie Van Dimple, the centre of all the drama, the protagonist, and heroine! She is a typical girl; goes to school, hangs out with her friends in the park, has sleepovers, loves shopping, and is always hungry!
The Wrong Kind of Artificial Intelligence
Introducing twelve-year-old Pixie Van Dimple, the centre of all the drama, the protagonist and heroine! She is a typical girl; goes to school, hangs out with her friends in the park, has sleepovers, loves shopping and is always hungry!
She also loves her phone! The linchpin of her world. Everyone has one and they are all connected – all is not well in smart phone world though as there are many dangers… she has been warned… what is the fuss about?
Well, she will soon find out and it is truly disturbing.
The Wrong Kind of Plastic
The next fable in the series involving twelve-year-old Pixie Van Dimple, the centre of all the drama, the protagonist and heroine!
She loves family daytrips, the beach and paddling in the sea. but the oceans are being polluted by mankind and after a moment of madness, Pixie realises there is a limit to the damage we cause to the creatures of the sea…enough is enough!
What follows is an unfolding of events too horrific to witness – a seaside Armageddon is nigh! A truly disturbing sequence of events!
- We thought it would be fun to ask #ChatGPT a few questions on the subject of Pixie’s childrens’ book, Pixie Van Dimple and the Wrong Kind of Artificial Intelligence! #ChatGPT is […]
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- Pixie asks Kavin Wadhar some questions about his KidCoach App!
- CONSUMPTION , noun Means : the act or process of using up or consuming or the act of eating or drinking something…. The word CONSUMPTION features in Pixie’s stories quite a […]
- Pixie Van Dimple is super delighted! The children’s book has been reviewed by Kirkus, which is the best thing ever! Just to give some background into why this is such a […]
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