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Title: The Ice Veil Tales, Volume One
Author: Ora Munter
Narrator: Joanie Jacobson
Format: Unabridged
Length: 3 hrs and 6 mins
Language: English
Release date: 02-18-15
Publisher: Ora Munter
Ratings: 3 of 5 out of 2 votes
Genres: Kids, Ages 5-7
Publisher's Summary:
Emotional intelligence for kids!
Ice Veil Tales are a series of 11 fantasy stories about a young Drama Queen who magically becomes a Peace Queen capable of outsmarting bullies. Her secret weapon is the power of choice. Each time a bully attacks she reacts with gloom and doom. When she chooses to feel peace instead, she blooms and brilliantly saves herself.
Transforming from a victim into a victor is as simple as Mindful Breathing. It teaches kids how to calm themselves and use their common sense.
Give your children the tools they need to prevent the traumas bullies often cause.
Ice Veil Tales have been endorsed by: Diana Winston, Director of Educations at UCLA's Mindfulness Awareness Research Center; Helene Cameron, Principal at LAUSD; Paul Grossman, MD/Psychiatrist; Cedar Koons, MSW, LCSW; Giselle Jones, MSW; and many teachers, parents, and kids.
For reviews, About the Author, a FREE puppet show video of Book One, and a FREE download of BLOOM Diary, which helps kids discover their own secret weapon, please visit www.IceVeilTales.com.
Ice Veil Tales are available in several formats; eBook, Illustrated paper back, Story & Coloring Book, and an audio book.
Critic Reviews:
"This fascinating material imparts wisdom to pre-latency children (5-8 years old). But it speaks to the unconscious, which is quite an achievement." (Dr. Paul Grossman, psychiatrist)
"Fantastic! So creative and what a wonderful way to educate kids about Mindfulness. I was so impressed I shared The Ice Veil Tales with several colleagues. And they all agreed!" (Danise Lehrer, L.Ac., L.C.S.W. Instructor of Mindfulness-Based Stress Reduction and Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy)
"The Ice Veil Tales teach children an essential truth: that you can manage your emotions and stay centered even in difficult situations. Bravo to Munter for bringing this message for kids in such a compelling and creative way!" (Cedar Koons, MSW, LISW)
Members Reviews:
Vapid and Confusing
What disappointed you about The Ice Veil Tales, Volume One?
This set of stories was supposed to somehow help children find their "inner sense", yet it created a trail of confusing characters, an empty moral lesson, and cutesy writing that sometime rhymed. "Inhale, exhale, and trust in the ice veil" was the mantra. The characters never solved their own problems; they were just magically fixed after breathing and believing in some sort of symbol. Was this a religious story? The first couple of times it happened in the story, I just assumed the author was building the mechanics of the theme. By the third time, I realized it was a vapid mantra woven in to a story that held about as much water as the ice veil. The great finale of the girl somehow pulling herself out of a hypothermia induced coma was laughable. My child's favorite part was, "chocolate. I want to eat chocolate."
What was most disappointing about Ora Munters story?
The cute character names were a distraction and the story flowed poorly. Perhaps the written/illustrated version flows better. My child kept asking me who was a character that suddenly popped in to the story.