Roots & WI-FI

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Roots & WI-FI is written by Nazim Khan and published by Book Bazooka. It's available with International Standard Book Number or ISBN identification 9334405082 (ISBN 10) and 9789334405088 (ISBN 13).

Roots & Wi-Fi: Growing Kids in a Connected Age is a heartfelt guide for parents, teachers, and community builders who want to raise children who are both grounded in values and ready for a digital future. Blending the wisdom of tradition with the challenges of technology, Advocate Nazim Khan explores how today’s kids can stay rooted in culture, empathy, and real-world experiences while also learning to thrive in an online, interconnected world. Through personal insights, practical advice, and inspiring stories, this book helps families strike the right balance between screen time and meaningful time, between chasing success and nurturing character. Whether you’re a parent worried about mobile addiction, a teacher seeking ways to connect with students, or a community leader guiding the next generation, Roots & Wi-Fi offers simple, relatable strategies for raising children who are confident, compassionate, and prepared for life. At its heart, this book is about connection—the connection between parent and child, tradition and technology, home and school, roots and Wi-Fi.