★★★★★
I stopped asking my daughter to translate
The type is honestly large, and the chapters answer one thing at a time. I keep the last checklist under the phone.
Helen P. · Vermont
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248 pages · 16-point typeWide margins. A card at the end of each chapter.
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Cloth hardcover
The Clear Line
Everyday internet life, in plain English
$78
A large-print field guide for the calls, emails, and passwords that actually come up. Cloth bound, printed to be left open beside the phone.
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The book
Most guides assume you already speak the language of the screen. The Clear Line starts from the question in the room: why is this number calling, is this message really from the bank, what happens if a password is forgotten.
Eight chapters, each one self-contained. Every chapter ends with a card you can copy and keep by the handset. The type is 16-point, the margins are wide, and nothing on the page is there to impress a technician.
The 2026 printing matches what people see on their own phones and computers this year.
Contents
- 01The phone in your hand
- 02A number you do not recognize
- 03Mail that asks for something
- 04A password you can keep
- 05Paying and banking without a scramble
- 06Pictures, calls, and staying in touch
- 07When a screen goes wrong
- 08Cards to keep by the phone
Details
FormatCloth hardcover, sewn binding
TypeLarge print, 16-point
Pages248
Size7 × 10 inches
LanguageEnglish
EditionMetawise, 2026
ShippingComplimentary in the United States
Shipping
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Readers
★★★★★
Ordered it for my father
He reads it. That is the review. The cloth cover also looks like a book he would leave on the table, not a manual.
James R. · Georgia
★★★★☆
Calm, and specific
I wanted more on tablets. The phone and mail chapters were exactly the ones we needed.
Anita S. · Oregon