Stories to answer your child's toughest questions in life

by Adyel Quintero Diaz

Overview

Children often ask their parents questions that put them on the tough spot: what is death?, what is the true God?, why are there rich and poor people in the world?, what is love? As a father, I also received these kinds of questions, but my son, in order to answer them, asked me to do it through stories that I invented. This book covers nine of the answers I gave my son to his "hard questions"; answers that are also based on everything I have learned about life, during my extensive career as a communications coach and as a performing artist. It is a book to help parents and children dialogue about some of the complex questions of existence, but it will also give answers to anyone who wants to understand and improve the world we inhabit.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9798889295648
Publisher:	BARKER & JULES, LLC
Publication date:	06/02/2023
Pages:	164
Product dimensions:	6.00(w) x 9.00(h) x 0.44(d)
Age Range:	6 - 8 Years

About the Author

Adyel Quintero Diaz (Santa Clara, Cuba, 1974). Bachelor of Performing Arts with specializations in Acting and Dramaturgy from the Higher Institute of Arts (ISA), in Havana, Cuba. Doctor of Science in Art from the same university. He has more than twenty years of experience as a professor and university researcher of performing and audiovisual arts. He has published several books, articles, and book chapters on dramaturgy, directing actors, communication, among others, and has participated as a speaker in a large number of international arts events and conferences. In addition, he has been widely noted for his work as a lecturer and communication coach, based on a methodology based on theater and neuroscience. In this sense, he has worked with multiple companies and recognized figures of public life in Colombia and other countries around the world. As a writer and artist, he has worked in various fields, including poetry, narrative, screenwriting, dramaturgy, and acting for film, theater, and television.