Der Tag, an dem die Oma das Internet kaputt gemacht hat

Great, Grandma broke the Internet! The whole Internet, all over the world.
And Tiffany was supposed to be watching Grandma. And Grandpa can’t fix it either, because he doesn’t have his tools with him. Even Tiffany’s siblings, Max and Luisa, come out of their rooms just to complain: They can’t play video games anymore, they can’t chat online, and even listening to music is getting difficult. After all, without the internet, you can’t do anything anymore! Or maybe you can?
What at first causes a lot of frustration and boredom quickly turns out to be surprisingly funny. Because without the internet, something strange happens: Suddenly, everyone has time. And little by little, it turns out to be a pretty nice day after all.
Marc-Uwe Kling, author of *The Kangaroo Chronicles*, writes *The Day Grandma Broke the Internet*, a wonderfully absurd and funny story about what family life is really like—completely analog and all together.
A live radio play for children ages 6 and up—and everyone else, too. *

* by Marc-Uwe Kling

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