Why do we shiver when we are cold? Why was the television invented? Why don't we drink our pee? Does the Universe have an edge? Why do I get dizzy when I spin around? Why do baboons have red bottoms? Why do exciting books make you cry? Why do we close our eyes when we sneeze? Which shape has the most sides? Do octopuses fart? Why do magnets stick to metals? How should we treat bad people?

Children never ask silly questions
Unfortunately, it is us, the adults, who give silly and incomprehensible answers. Many times, when our children ask us something completely obvious - yet still inconceivable for their little minds - we either risk giving a truly silly answer or hide our intellectual nakedness and embarrassment by shouting, "What a silly question! Shame on you."

Well, this fun "godsend" book comes to remind us that children ask us direct, clear questions expecting a brief, pertinent, logical, and satisfying answer, in order to quench their incredibly curious minds with the essence of the matter.

The most famous experts answer, instead of us, the hundreds of questions our children have. Without a doubt, this book will be around in our home for many years - we will read it with our children, and also with our grandchildren.