Bridging The Digital Divide: New Book, WIFI & WISDOM – Connecting With Teens Offers Hope For Families In The Digital Age

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August 23, 2024 4 Min Read

[Mumbai, Maharashtra] – In today’s digital age, wifi has transformed the way we connect, but has it also created a divide between generations?

“Wifi and Wisdom- Connecting with Teens” published by Atlantic Books and represented by The Book Bakers Literary Agency has been authored by a unique combination- that of a Teen grandson (Gen Z), Rajveer Kumar and his Grandmother, Neelam Kumar ( Boomer).

This book delves into the relationship each generation –from Boomers to Millennials to Gen Z has with technology. It highlights the struggles teens face with mental health issues, cyberbullying, online safety, and digital addiction, as well as the concerns parents have about screen time and of raising teenagers in today’s AI-driven world. And in this complex landscape, grandparents struggle with loneliness, all the while craving for face-to face meetings with their children and grandchildren.

In this heart-warming book, the co-authors explore the impact of wifi on intergenerational relationships and offer practical advice for navigating these challenges. Through powerful case studies, interviews and expert insights, “Wifi and Wisdom- Connecting with Teens” provides a comprehensive guide for building stronger connections and creating a healthier digital culture.

The authors emphasize the importance of understanding perspectives and developing empathy as ways to bridge the gap between generations.

“Let’s find wisdom in the digital age”, says co-author Rajveer Kumar.

“Let’s use wifi as a tool to bring us closer, not drive us apart,” says co-author Neelam Kumar.

Rajveer is a High School student, headed to the U.K. for his Management Studies

Neelam Kumar is a bestselling author of 10 life-transforming books, as also a Life Skills Coach. In her 20 years of experience in Life Skills Coaching, she has empowered 10,000/ Teens, whose inputs on mental health problems and the AI age they are growing up in, she has included in this book.

” Wifi and Wisdom- Connecting with Teens” is now available for purchase online and in stores.

For more information, please contact:

[Neelam Kumar]

[corporate.lounge@gmail.com]

https://authorneelamkumar.com/

The Book: Wifi & Wisdom – Connecting with Teens

By Neelam Kumar (Baby Boomer)

Rajveer Kumar (Gen Z)

From Author’s Desk: Why did a Gen Z grandson and a Baby Boomer grandmom write this first-of-its-kind-book together?

But first, who are Baby Boomers? Anyoneborn from 1946 to 1964.

And Gen Z? Anyone born from 1997 to 2012.

Since our time, the Earth has spun many circles around the Sun. The entire canvas of life has changed so much that it is almost unrecognisable to the other generation. Several Gen Zs cannot imagine how their grandparents lived without gadgets in those “black and white times”. Several Baby Boomers baulk at the speed of today’s technological change. “Gran, how was it in your times?” Rajveer, my 16-year-old grandson, often asks me.

“Well, Veer, everything has changed, but in many ways, nothing has changed,” I tell him. This is how this book between generations was conceptualised.

We discuss my leisurely, stress -free teenage years and he tells me about today’s academic load and how AI is changing the world. Rich in perspectives and sprinkled liberally with Gen Z and Baby Boomer interviews, our book is about all the things that make us different and yet all the things that bind us.

Misconceptions abound. Are today’s teens a lost generation, glued to mobile devices? Are the Senior teenagers judgemental, stuck in the past and complaining about the lifestyle of today’s youth? What expectations do we have from the other generation? Can we bust some pre-conceived notions and stereotypical myths? Is there a way forward?

Come, join us in this interesting dialogue of discovery, wonder and mutual findings across decades. Come, share with us what your times are/were like….

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