by Tereza Guerra · Madras · tapa blanda · ISBN 9788537001660
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«Crianças Índigo» is Tereza Guerra's popular essay on indigo children, published by Madras in paperback (150 pages, in Portuguese).
The book addresses indigo children, a concept popularised by Lee Carroll in the 1990s: children with peculiar intellectual and behavioural abilities, often seen as hyperactive or rebellious at school. Tereza Guerra, an educator, seeks to prepare parents and teachers; it is not a manual but an explanation of their nature to develop their potential in educational, family, social and spiritual spheres.
Cover subtitle: «Uma geração de ponte com outras dimensões... no planeta índigo da nova era». Third edition.
For parents, educators, psychologists and pedagogues interested in the indigo children phenomenon and alternative educational perspectives.
