The world is filled with genius children who ended at failure zones because no one gave them a reading culture.

Dr Ben Carson, one of the greatest neurosurgeons of all times would have been one of such failures.

He did so poorly in school that his guidance counselor concluded that he was not a school material. He was told to go and learn a trade.

His mum adjusted his daily routine and took the screen off his eyes and placed books in his hands and that is why the world heard of his greatness.

There is greatness in every child waiting to be activated by reading.

This book presents the five practical steps I took in giving my children a reading culture.

The same tips that revolutionized the life of Dr Carson and my own children will surely work for your children too.

Buying this book could be the turning point you have been looking for in the success story of your children.

You are blessed.

The book DIGITAL GEN ZS AND THEIR ANALOG PARENTS is a very practical book that offers parents detailed insights into the qualities and attributes of Gen Z children and other digital-minded younger children.

It sheds light on some of those things that fuel conflict between parents and their digital-minded children.

It covers such touchy issues as addictions among young people and how to avoid and overcome them. It equally throws some light on the lack of interest in church and God among young people, and how we can fuel the interest and zeal of young people to know and serve God.

The book is filled with real-life stories that will help you to see how you can harness the great potentials inherent in your Gen Zs and other younger digital-minded children.

It is a book that every parent should read.

Abike and her husband Tunde are blessed with four beautiful children who they intend to shape into leaders tomorrow would be proud of. They do their best to ensure the children are protected from evil vices and influence.

Abike tries her best to avoid making all what she considered as mistakes in her upbringing. Their method seems to work except in Tope's case where the child gets misinterpreted by the mother.

Eventually, the one child who opens Abike's eyes to see that their future was not entirely in her hands was someone no-one expected would do something of that nature.