Anja`s Diary

“Anja's Diary” is a book for teenagers and young adults who, like Anja, are concerned about the influence of the digital world on our lives. The 14-year-old protagonist wants to try to go without her smartphone and without her contacts on social networks for at least five days. That is, until she goes on vacation with her parents. Until then, Anja spends her time outside the comfort of her own four walls and alone. She avoids visiting friends or meeting up in shopping malls to avoid temptation. So she goes on a sightseeing tour of Berlin, takes a trip to the Great Müggel Lake and visits museums she has always wanted to take time for. During these days, Anja realizes that she encounters situations and comes to conclusions that she would never have experienced if she had been addicted to her mobile phone. She confides in her diary and philosophizes about the influence of the digital world on people's behavior. In the end, Anja comes to the conclusion that she should apply the following rule to the use of social networks: as little as possible, but as much as necessary!

“Anja's Diary” is a book for teenagers and young adults who, like Anja, are concerned about the influence of the digital world on our lives. The 14-year-old protagonist wants to try to go without her smartphone and without her contacts on social networks for at least five days. That is, until she goes on vacation with her parents. Until then, Anja spends her time outside the comfort of her own four walls and alone. She avoids visiting friends or meeting up in shopping malls to avoid temptation. So she goes on a sightseeing tour of Berlin, takes a trip to the Great Müggel Lake and visits museums she has always wanted to take time for. During these days, Anja realizes that she encounters situations and comes to conclusions that she would never have experienced if she had been addicted to her mobile phone. She confides in her diary and philosophizes about the influence of the digital world on people's behavior. In the end, Anja comes to the conclusion that she should apply the following rule to the use of social networks: as little as possible, but as much as necessary!