Younger fiction

• Berenstain, Stan
  The Berenstain Bears and too much TV
  Random House, 1984
  E Ber
  Concerned that the family is spending too much time in front of the television and neglecting other activities , Mama Bear decides that there will be no television watching for one week.
• Brown, Ann
  Muppet Kids in TV or Not TV
  Western Publishing Company, 1984
  E Bro
  Gonzo develop a case of static when he watches too much TV.
• Brown, Marc Tolon
  The Bionic Bunny Show
  Little Brown, 1984
  E Bro
  As an ordinary rabbit in real life is portrayed as a bionic bunny on his television series, the reader views all the production efforts that provide the illusion.
• McCully Emily
  ZaZa's Big Break
  Harper and Row, 1989
  E CcC
  ZaZa is an actress in her family's theater group , and suddenly ZaZa is asked to audition for a role in a TV show, but after getting the part, ZaZa decides that television acting is not what she though it would be.
• Polacco, Patricia
  Aunt Chip and the Great Triple Creek Dam Affair
  Philomel Books, 1996
  E Pol
  A great story for the family who believes in the power of books. Aunt Chip saves the town of Triple Creek, where everyone has forgotten how to read because of the invasion of television.
• Wright, Betty Ren
  The Day Our TV Broke Down
  Raintree Children's Books, 1980
  E Wri
  When the televisions breaks down, a cartoon addict discover he enjoys other activities also.
• West, Dan
  The Day the TV Blew Up
  Whitman and Company, 1988
  E Wes
  Bored and downhearted because his television set is broken, Ralph Bean discovers an unexpected new world, the library.
• Ziefert, Harriet
  No More TV, Sleepy Dog
  Random House, 1989
  E Zie
  Sleepy dog thinks of many excuses why he cannot go to sleep at bedtime, but finally he does become sleepy enough to fall asleep.

Older fiction

• Berenstain, Stan
  Media Madness
  Random House, 1995
  + Ber
  When Bear Country School is allowed to run a television station, the cubs become very involved and neglect their studies.
• Lewis, Beverly
  The Great TV Turn Off
  Bethany House, 1999
  + PB Lew
  It's "TV Turn Off Week" all across American and Eric Hagel decides that the Cul-de-Sac kids and their parent won't watch a speck of TV for the entire week.
• O'Connor, Jim
  Slime Time
  Random House, 1990
  + O'Co
  Danny and Jed become contestants on the children's television show "Slime time," where wrong answers mean getting sprayed with whipped cream but right answers could lead to new skateboards.

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