Unboring Philosophy. Children's Questions About Life

Why do we do stupid things? Who decides what is good and what is bad? Is it necessary for people to work? What does it mean to be free? Children often ask philosophical questions to their parents, grandparents, or their teachers. And adults do not always know how to answer them.
This book does not contain definitive answers, but it is designed to teach how to think and reason independently, form one’s own opinion, and be open to conversations on complex topics such as death, life, friendship, money, fear, beauty, justice, laughter, old age, jealousy, good or bad. How can we understand what is true and what is not?

These texts were born from conversations with schoolchildren during seminars, as well as consultations with philosophy specialist Oscar Brenifier.
For children of middle school age.