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Fascinating book!!!April 29, 2007 7 out of 9 found this review helpful
This book is a definite must for anyone around gifted kids,be it an overnight sitter or a parent.Meg describes the phenomenon in a believable,down to earth style without the New Age hype and sentimentalism that is characteristic of so many others who write about the gifted kids.The author also mentions valuble tips on how to support and nurture these kids in the last chapter.Overall, I believe this will be a major step forward in the upbringing of these children.The only part which I felt was somewhat lacking is the despcription of the aura,the differences between each energy type in it and what traits a certain type might cause in a child. I would also like to hear more anecdotes and stories of hte individual children.
This book is a must read!April 21, 2007 9 out of 10 found this review helpful
I got it from the library, read it in one evening, and promptly came here to get one in a hurry. It blew me away! Some of the information was familiar but the new information was tremendous. She explained what is going on with the most compassion. And she speaks from personal experience, not just from research. This should be REQUIRED reading for anyone in charge of kids.
The Children of NowMarch 28, 2007 6 out of 8 found this review helpful
Hello: This information explains the behavior and unique giftedness of what is perceived as abnormalilties in children. Children are our hope for the future.
The institutions which are in place to serve our children are antiquated and disempower the children rather than nurture and educate them; this being schools and medical system alike.
A must read for both professionals and parents.
Coming HomeMarch 9, 2007 8 out of 11 found this review helpful
Reading this book was in large part like coming home. Not only do I live and breathe much of the experience this book is talking about, yet it gave me new ways of seeing what I already know. I felt myself relax and expand at the same time. It was like an aha moment when I became reinforced and reenergized to completely know I am sharing my experiences with others similarly. How gratifying. Dr. Meg removes the thin veil to disclose the unique and sensitive attributes of these highly aware children. I am grateful to gain a better understanding of what they truly need, and what they don't to feel honored.
Interesting, but I'm SkepticalMarch 3, 2007 16 out of 24 found this review helpful
I guess I'm a doubting Thomas. All I would ask is a slight demonstration. Let one of these kids take the little rubber ball that's in front of me on my desk and make it go up in the air six inches or so and hang there in obvious violation of all the know physical laws of the universe - like gravity - and I'll join the religion. Yes, Newton's theory of gravity is just a theory. But there's never been an observed violation by any credible observer in a laboratory setting where the experiment can be repeated over and over.
From the authors website I read that 'Dr. Meg is a Ph.D. of Holistic Life Counseling and holds a Doctoral Degree in Metaphysics.' I'm not so sure that this is the right kind of education to give much credulence to her comments on these kids having a different DNA than that in all the other animals in the world.
I'm going to leave this book with the comment Lincoln made when asked to review a book. 'If this is the kind of book you like to read, this is definitely the book you should read.' (I'm not sure of his exact wording, but that's close.)
