Overview
What is everything made of? Why do things fall? How did life become so wonderfully different?
Meet the kid who dares to ask - and the great thinkers who show her how to find out. In this first Little Philosophers adventure, a curious explorer named Axi travels back in time to meet three of history's greatest minds and discovers the one powerful habit behind every big idea: First Principles Thinking - going back to the very beginning and asking, "What do we actually know?"
Axi meets Aristotle, who asks four simple questions that unlock anything; Isaac Newton, who watches an apple fall and uncovers the rules that move the universe; and Charles Darwin, who reveals how life changes over time. Each of them refused to just accept what everyone believed - they went back to the beginning, looked closely, and built their understanding from there.
But this isn't only a book about famous discoveries - it's a book about how to think. Instead of memorizing answers, kids learn to ask better questions, question assumptions, and see the everyday world with fresh eyes.
Perfect for curious kids ages 8-10, parents, and educators, How to Ask Big Questions blends science, history, and philosophy into a story that sparks wonder - and teaches a thinking skill children will use for life.
- Learn First Principles Thinking - the method behind history's greatest minds
- Meet real thinkers: Aristotle, Newton, and Darwin
- Beautiful full-page illustrations on every spread
- Thoughtful questions and activities that grow curious minds
- Book 1 of the Little Philosophers series
Every big discovery begins with a good question. Open the book and start asking.
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Details
- ISBN-13: 9798189519109
- ISBN-10: 9798189519109
- Publisher: Independently Published
- Publish Date: August 2026
- Dimensions: 11 x 8.5 x 0.2 inches
- Shipping Weight: 0.54 pounds
- Page Count: 96
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