In a bid to improve children’s cognitive skills and enhance reading into their auditory learning, a children’s literature writer, Kanyinsola Balogun-Kuku has unveiled a book titled: ‘The boy who grew backwards’, on Sunday 30th July in Ibadan.
The book published by Purple bloom publisher was launched at JT Gallery, Palms Mall Ring-road Ibadan with Top dignitaries in attendance such as Chief and Mrs. Balogun Kuku and an award-winning poet and accomplished playwright, Otunba Abimbola Davis who also doubles as the father of the author.
The writer, a mother of two who is a visual Artist with expertise in Abstract art, has a B.A in English Literature from Babcock University and M.A in Global Media and Communication from the University of Leicester said she was inspired to write the book by her two boys.
Oyindamola Adeyoola Ige , an educationist and Ronke Giwa-Onafuwa, an author and broadcaster who were among speakers during the event described the story book as delightful and heartwarming that will appeal to its readers.
“Reading a favorite book to your children not only helps you bond with them, but also gives your children a sense of intimacy and well-being. This feeling of intimacy helps your child feel close to you, and the feelings of love and attention encourage positive growth and development.” said Mrs. Oyinda Ige.
