96 Quirky Questions from Kids

Why am I not you?

·[Brief Introduction]
96 quirky questions from kids, 96 insightful answers from a master!
Whether it was two thousand years ago or today,
Every thoughtful child might ask these strange yet profound questions.
Hans Christian Andersen Award winner Tomi Ungerer provides thought-provoking answers,
Tackling 96 quirky questions from children aged 3-13,
Encouraging children to think freely and independently, and to love thinking.
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·[Editor's Recommendation]
★96 quirky questions from kids, 96 insightful answers from a master!
★Confidently answers quirky questions, enhancing children's critical thinking skills!
★A work by Hans Christian Andersen Award winner Tomi Ungerer!
★Authentically records 96 quirky questions from children aged 3-13 and the wise and humorous heuristic answers from a children's book master, encouraging children to think and ask questions.
15 themes to help children think comprehensively: thought and knowledge, friendship, love, animals, money, family…
96 quirky questions to broaden children's minds: Why do we only have one life? Do you have to give gifts if you like someone? Why is there talk of the Big Bang? Can stones feel pain? …
96 excellent answers that will provide children with lifelong wisdom through humorous explanations!
★Content selected from the prestigious French magazine "Philosophy," which once topped the weekly sales chart for children's books in France!
★“Tomi Ungerer's work takes young readers to unheard-of lands of imagination.” —Leonard S. Marcus (renowned American children's literature critic)
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Question: Why do we only have one life? (8 years old / Maya)
Answer: Little one, first we have a child's life, then a teenager's life, then an adult's life, and after that, an old person's life. You could say that at 84 years old, I have lived many lives, because my life has been divided into many different periods.
Question: Do you have to give gifts if you like someone? (3 years old / Yvette)
Answer: Giving gifts isn't mandatory; it should come from the heart. Gifts that can't be found in stores are actually cheaper, yet more precious — like a smile, a loving gesture, valuing others, and any detail that can fill life with the scent of flowers.
Question: Why is there talk of the Big Bang? (6 years old / Hannah)
Answer: I don't know everything, I must admit, this is beyond the knowledge in my brain. To me, stars are just little holes in the ceiling of this dark sky. The important things are the three big bangs in life: birth, falling in love for the first time, and leaving this world.
Question: Can stones feel pain? (5 years old / Caesar)
Answer: If these stones are used for tombs, perhaps they can feel pain. Pebbles that live in groups are definitely the happiest stones, but if one of them goes missing, perhaps the surrounding stones might feel a bit sad. As for tiny grains of sand, as long as they're not trapped by cement, they are the freest.

2020-08-01

文汇出版社

Xiaoduke

9787549632336