Inspiring Guide for Good Parenting at the World’s Largest Book Fair

Passionate educator aims to build, mend, and strengthen homes

Detroit, Michigan – WEBWIRE – Tuesday, April 30, 2019

“You must reflect on your lifestyle and evaluate what you want to instill in the children God has given you privilege to care for.” - Dr. Margaret Ngozi Iduma, Author

On October 10–14, 2018, at Frankfurt am Main, Germany, the Frankfurter Buchmesse marked its seventieth year of sharing diverse literature and media from all over the world. Among the many books displayed during the fair and at LitFire Publishing’s booth is Dr. Margaret Ngozi Iduma’s educational guide for parents, “Parenting and Educating with Wisdom: Strategies That Can Heal Homes.”

Parenting can be fulfilling and frustrating. For Dr. Iduma, parenting takes God’s divine wisdom, coupled with patience, to raise wonderful children. Through the years, parenting is seen as a great challenge in homes and in communities. “Parenting and Educating with Wisdom” addresses the difficulties that parents encounter, and offers parenting styles they can apply. Dr. Iduma also says prayers and family quality time help parents build a strong bond with their children.

“Parenting and Educating with Wisdom” is not only for the inexperienced but for experienced parents as well. Dr. Iduma urges them to reflect on their styles and pattern them to the ways of the Lord. “You must reflect on your lifestyle and evaluate what you want to instill in the children God has given you privilege to care for,” she writes in her book’s introduction.

Parenting and Educating with Wisdom: Strategies That Can Heal Homes
Written by Margaret Ngozi Iduma PhD
Kindle | $5.00
Paperback | $10.00

Book copies are available at LitFire Publishing, Barnes & Noble, and other online book retailers.

About the Author
Dr. Margaret Ngozi Iduma is a dedicated educator. She acquired her master’s degree in reading and an educational specialist certificate in curriculum and instruction from Wayne State University. She earned her doctorate in Christian counseling from Christian Leadership University. Dr. Margaret hopes to develop a curriculum for parents and teachers in teaching children exceptionally.