Where are our children today? Are they laughing in playgrounds, sitting under trees with books, and growing in curiosity, or are they lost in screens, burdened by pressure, and silent in their own homes?

This book speaks to the deepest concerns of parents, teachers, and students. It explores the struggles of modern youth with screen addiction, peer pressure, exam fear, and the growing silence within families. At the same time, it offers a way forward through stories, reflections, and practices that touch both the heart and the mind.

The chapters guide young readers towards calmness, confidence, discipline, and healthy friendships. They remind us that leadership is not measured by marks alone, that habits quietly shape character, and that home is the first school of the soul.

An appendix adds practical tools: daily practices for students, reflective questions for journaling, simple classroom methods for teachers, and guidance for parents to notice when a child needs support.

Where Are Our Children is a companion for growth. It calls the young to discover balance in an age of noise and distraction, and it calls families and teachers to guide with patience and love.