Title:Through the Eyes of a Teen: A book Written by a Muslim, Immigrant, and a Teenage
Author: Nazia Islam
Publisher: AuthorHouse
ISBN: 979-8-8230-1060-3
Pages: 165
Genre: Memoir
Synopsis
Teens go through phases of change, acceptance, and face challenges after challenge. But what’s it like for these teens to face these phases? How would it be to hear from inexperienced teens as to how they solve their problems?
Different teens are in different situations or environments while facing similar problems as others. They just don’t realize it or learn to realize they’re not so different from others out there, but rather much more similar than they think.
This book is about A teen who learned to face her problems and tried to understand some other teen’s problems through what she saw. And tried to help them in a way that she thought is best. From her knowledge of her parent’s teachings, religion, school, and surroundings.
About the Author
A new emerging young author who wants to inspire others as much as she’s inspired. Who finds different yet similar perspectives of others interesting. Extremely curious about almost everything she might get interested in, which raises multiple questions in her mind. That oftentimes is turned into something amazing or a song or poetry by her.
She is an immigrant who had a hard time fitting in with the American Melting pot society losing her voice due to anxiety. And later found her voice through writing. Now she wants to be an inspiration for others to do whatever they want to make an impact in any situation they’re in. Her book has grown from her own experiences and lessons. She has tips to help those facing problems that helped her to become an inspiration for others. If you’re looking for a young inspiration Nazia is there for you!!
She’s a young ambitious, curious, and courageous high school graduate. She has earned high honors in her academics, and a prize for her creativity and dedication in creating a film in school called “Teenage Domination”.
She wants to see a world full of young ambitions and far more curious teens work together, to reach their dreams and make the world a better place for all. With this benign her first book she aims to help those similar to her realize. Their people are out there facing problems just like they are. They shouldn’t feel they’re the only ones but unite and create a society that’s built of teens who don’t let anything stop them.
