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And I Always Will

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O poder da bondade

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A Child at Heart

"Christopher Phillips has made it his calling to explore timely and timeless questions with children and youth of all walks of life the world over. Their insatiable curiosity and boundary-defying ways of exploration, empathy and discovery have endlessly enriched his life. Now, in A Child at Heart, he shows how all us adults can tap into their profound wisdom in ways that can help us ‘grow towards youth’ our whole lives long.” —Adam Braun, entrepreneur, philanthropist, and New York Times bestselling author of The Promise of a Pencil: How an Ordinary Person Can Create Extraordinary Change’"A springboard for debate . . . [Phillips] mediates and gently guides while uncovering or recovering some of the most basic and fundamental joys of being a child, at any age." Foreword Reviews"If you think that you understand the stages of human development, think again. You won’t agree with everything in Christopher Phillips’s book, but your understanding of human development will be enriched and enhanced." —Howard Gardner, Hobbs Professor of Cognition and Education, Harvard Graduate School of Education"Christopher Phillips and other participants in meetings of Socrates Café cultivate a self-aware climate of ongoing inquiry and reflection. A commitment to lifelong learning may not answer all our questions, but it does make us more fully alive." Science of Mind"[Phillips's writing is] a bracing, rollicking read about the spark that ignites when people start asking meaningful questions." O, The Oprah Magazine"Christopher Phillips offers what America’s moms and dads, and children and youth, want and need—an inclusive approach for caring for not only our youngest, but our oldest as well, and everyone in between. As Phillips stresses, when we make 'people raising' a cooperative affair, our deep-rooted altruistic inclinations come to the fore. This pays enormous dividends to society itself, which at its most foundational level needs to be organized in a certain way if we are fully to tap into our basic nurturing instincts and meet one another’s most cherished expectations throughout our lives." —Joan Blades, coauthor of The Motherhood Manifesto and cofounder of MomsRising.org

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The Philosophy of Childing

"A springboard for debate...[Phillips] mediates and gently guides while uncovering or recovering some of the most basic and fundamental joys of being a child, at any age." —Foreword Reviews