Reading in the digital ages

 

Books are my happy shore. Since I began to read, it has become my hobby.
I cherished journalism. and obtained a degree in it. After college, I specialized in writing about culture. My chances of reading more books thus rose. and get to know more writers whose work I respect. My problem began when I moved to a nation with few libraries. And much fewer cultural occasions. Additionally, I eventually gave birth to a small, stunning girl. And this put me even more away from the cultural scene.

I became more interested in children's books after becoming a mother. So, I decided to take advantage of the revolutionary digital era by creating a podcast to tell stories. to provide kids with a large digital library They can easily listen to it on my podcast no matter where they are. Or if the place, they live in does not have access to books. That was the solution I devised to address the issue of book scarcity and diversity, and I chose to begin with children before progressing to adults. Nowadays, they can listen to thousands of books instead of possessing actual books.

 In addition, I'm focusing on telling stories not only in our mother tongue language, but also in Egyptian colloquial dialect, because it helps children grasp the language more easily, express themselves more clearly, and communicate with their community more effectively.

So, when I learned about the Udacity Nanodegree in Digital Marketing, I was intrigued. I didn't hesitate in signing up for it. to become more informed and aware of all marketing-related developments.  It's a long journey that I intend to complete in order to effectively market my podcast. As a result, it reaches every child on the planet.

photo made by me Using  midjourney