With clarity and humour, McDonnell discusses why pop culture is an irresistible lure to kids and why it binds them together in a subculture of their own.
… entertaining, informative and intellectually challenging.
This book offers refreshing insights into the things that kids like, and why they like them.
The book is often engaging and provocative and the prose sparkles.
Kid Culture blows a very fresh breeze through our uptight assumptions about all the harm pop culture is doing to our kids.
Reading this book will take parents a big step closer to bridging the generation gap. That can only bring families closer together.
It’s provocative and relevant.