Apologies Are Useless (The Teenage Edition)
₦12,000.00
“Apologies Are Useless – Teenage Edition” is on empowering guide for teenagers navigating the complexities of growth and decision-making. Packed with relatable examples and actionable steps, it equips young minds to take charge of their actions and shape their future with confidence.
Editorial Reviews
This book spoke to me like an older sister would — straight, kind, and real. I learned that saying sorry doesn’t fix things unless I actually change. It’s one of those books that makes you stop and think about your actions.
Bridget
Teenager
I’ve added Apologies Are Useless to our school reading list because it builds character while keeping students engaged. The stories, especially about Zina, make the lessons relatable. It’s not just a book — it’s a conversation starter.
Dr. Emmanualla
School Principal
Few books speak to teenagers with such clarity and compassion. Apologies Are Useless teaches accountability without guilt and responsibility without pressure. It’s exactly the kind of message this generation needs — honest, hopeful, and empowering.
Mr. Adesanya
Youth Mentor
This book spoke to me like an older sister would — straight, kind, and real. I learned that saying sorry doesn’t fix things unless I actually change. It’s one of those books that makes you stop and think about your actions.
Hillary
Teenager
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“Apologies Are Useless Teenage Edition” is a valuable resource for teenagers seeking guidance, parents wanting to Instill accountability, and educators looking to inspire young minds.
Filled with practical advice and relatable content, it encourages personal growth and empowers teens to build lasting confidence. This book is more than a guide, it’s a call to action for teenagers to live Intentionally and responsibly, avoiding the regret of poorly made decisions.
Adrian –
I loved how this book talks about social media and fake apologies online. It really opened my eyes to how easy it is to act sorry without meaning it. It made me want to be more real and responsible — both online and offline.