Writing stories that Nurture Emotional Intelligence
Telling stories that inspire emotional growth and understanding.
Latest work:
Edu and The Shadow
Have you ever had to deal with frustration?
For a long time, we've seen anger, sadness, fear, and other feelings being labeled as negative, as something we shouldn't feel. But as we grow up, we discover that's not how it works.
In "Edu and the Shadow," we follow the story of Edu, a very dear and kind boy, who one day encounters something terrifying: The Shadow. Throughout this story, we will see him understanding what this Shadow truly represents and how to deal with it.
And we will understand that there are no bad feelings, only poorly managed emotions.
Mindful Storytelling
Children's stories don't have to be just playful and fun...
they can be full of lessons that develop a child with healthy emotions and a functional mind.
Psychology explains what is essential for healthy development, so that children have a fertile mind full of creativity. Hence the importance of reading stories that explore the imagination in a unique way.
With this in mind, the stories I write are primarily aimed at helping parents and educators in the development of children's emotional health.
It is in childhood that a child is in the so-called "window of sensitivity," where they exhibit greater neuroplasticity to develop their emotions and cognitions. For this reason, stimulating children with stories that not only entertain but also teach is extremely important.
Author Isadora Ferrareze reading her book at a launching event
Author Isadora Ferrareze reading her book at a launching event
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