I Feel What I Tell, Tales That I Feel

Do you think it’s important to talk about emotions and feelings with children (the small and the big ones!) in different ways and from different perspectives? Do you believe that the enchanted world of children’s stories is a way to deal with this subject in a light, playful and sensitive way? Believing in this idea, psychologist Maria Vilela George gathered eight women, daughters, mothers, aunts, grandmothers, from different professions and places, and started the project “EMOTIONS THROUGH DIFFERENT EYES”, to speak about feelings and emotions in a language through of prose and verse. The historical moment we lived during the pandemic in 2020, increased the need to talk about what is going on within us, about feelings and sensations often hidden. Therefore, the book, I Feel What I Tell, Tales That I Feel comes with and encourages us to “talk about what we feel” with all children (including the child who lives within all of us), in a light and magical way.