A few weeks ago I published my book "The Art of Raising Children in Chaos." Today, for the first time, I took a deliberate look at the Amazon product page — and was overwhelmed: 14 reviews, every single one with 5 out of 5 stars.
Why this touches me more than any sales figure
I'm an IT entrepreneur, not a full-time author. My everyday life revolves around software, around 1Tool, around companies — not book launches and readings. That's exactly why it means so much to me when people take the time, after reading it, to write a review. A review isn't a click or a like — it's a deliberate moment in which someone says: this really helped me.
What the book is about
"The Art of Raising Children in Chaos" is aimed at parents raising their children in a world that is permanently online — smartphones, games, social media, constant stimulation. It's not a guide with rigid rules, but a practical guide that shows parents how to consciously manage media instead of being managed by it. The result: more direction, more calm in everyday life — and children who become more secure and more self-confident in the digital world.
What readers see on Amazon
Anyone who looks up the book on Amazon currently finds a rating of 5.0 out of 5 stars across 14 reviews — a perfect score throughout.
Where to find the book
The book is available as a paperback directly on Amazon: https://www.amazon.de/Die-Kunst-Chaos-erziehen-Bildschirmzeit/dp/3986412972
If you've already read it and would like to leave me feedback: I read every single review, and each one means a great deal to me.