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Shows how we can raise children capable of learning everything by rediscovering the astonishing capacity for creative intelligence that is built into human genes.
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Magical Child
Magical Child
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ISBN-13: 9780553260762
ISBN-10: 0553260766
Publication Date: 2/1/1981
Edition: Reissue
Rating: 1
ISBN-10: 0553260766
Publication Date: 2/1/1981
Edition: Reissue
Rating: 1
5 stars, based on 1 rating
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This is the best childhood education book I have ever read. Since first picking this book up in the late 70s, I've read it again and again and have probably given away 50 copies to new parents and to educators. If you want a plan to bring your children to golden wisdom, if you seek the roadmap to unfold the mind of genius which lives in your child and in the children around you, read this book. Then give it to your friends and relatives and the teachers at your schools. In this you will know that, like planting a tree, you've sent another messenger to that kind and better future we pray for in our hearts.
This is the best childhood education book I have ever read. Since first picking this book up in the late 70s, I've read it again and again and have probably given away 50 copies to new parents and to educators. If you want a plan to bring your children to golden wisdom, if you seek the roadmap to unfold the mind of genius which lives in your child and in the children around you, read this book. Then give it to your friends and relatives and the teachers at your schools. In this you will know that, like planting a tree, you've sent another messenger to that kind and better future we pray for in our hearts.
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