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    Drowning in Screen Time: A Lifeline for Adults, Parents, Teachers, and Ministers Who Want to Reclaim Their Real Lives
    Drowning in Screen Time: A Lifeline for Adults, Parents, Teachers, and Ministers Who Want to Reclaim Their Real Lives
    Drowning in Screen Time: A Lifeline for Adults, Parents, Teachers, and Ministers Who Want to Reclaim Their Real Lives
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    Drowning in Screen Time: A Lifeline for Adults, Parents, Teachers, and Ministers Who Want to Reclaim Their Real Lives

    Written by David Murrow

    Narrated by Mark Owen

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    Full of positive, practical ideas, this instructive look at screen time and its effects teaches listeners how to achieve screen-life/real-life balance.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherDreamscape Media
    Release dateFeb 16, 2021
    ISBN9781666547078
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    David Murrow

    David Murrow is an award-winning television producer and writer based in Alaska, most recently working for Sarah Palin. A best-selling author, he is also director of Church for Men, an organization that helps churches connect with men and boys. David and his wife, Gina, have three children.

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