A simple yet educational tale of an email Webster (a spider) sends containing a picture of his sister - the email is forwarded by various people - it ends up being circulated to (merely) 20 people but gives the idea that you lose all control once you've sent an email.

A simple rhyming tale with a good moral and counting up to 20 through the book.

My only negative comments would be on the book itself - I found the typeface a little difficult to read a times (it's a bit like a handwritten comic sans) and it's not too clear what age child the book is aimed at. ( )

'Webster's Email' features a cute little spider dealing with the unintended consequences of email forwarding. This book features rhyming and counting which are appropriate for young children. The meter was sometimes bumpy, but overall it was effective. Children can also practice counting to twenty. The concerns of Webster over his email turns out to be unfounded, as everyone seemed very happy to receive his email and there were no negative repercussions but the story serves as an effective introduction to the topic. ( )