Because even young children are media consumers, these volumes in the Digital Citizenship series (4 titles) help them become savvy users. Colorful layouts and direct, conversational text comprise examples that are both clear and timely to highlight each topic. Facts and Opinions explains the differences between these two concepts as well as how "fake news," biased news, advertisements, and products placements try to influence individuals. Each book also features sidebars that encourage children to think beyond the topic, a concluding activity or checklist, and a glossary. In this age of information overload, this series provides students with appropriate tools for media literacy.