Questions for Kids is a collection of 1,000 stimulating questions to ask children, 5-9 years old. The book is created to empower children’s critical thinking and to reinforce positive social values, without bias of culture or perspective. Designed to inspire young minds, these fun and educational questions can serve as catalysts for thought-provoking family and classroom discussions.

Typical questions include:

• Is there anything you can not buy with money?

• Can you name some colors that are not in the rainbow?

• What would you do if you were scared of someone at school?

• What is the difference between a lake and an island?

• Does their skin color make people smart or dumb?

• What fruit has its seeds on the outside?

“This product gets everyone in the family talking and delving into their brains.” – Dr. Toy, Institute for Childhood Resources

“A recommended purchase for anyone seeking a starting place for expanding their child’s mind.” - Readers Preference Reviews

“[A] useful little paperback designed to …test kids’ knowledge and stimulate their imaginations.” – Parents Express

“A book to stimulate curiosity…conversation and thinking.” – Children’s Literature

The book introduces children to the concept of death with examples of customs and beliefs from different religions and cultures. While addressing children's natural curiosity about the subject, the book also challenges them to reflect on the themes of tolerance, identity, and generosity. It encourages children to embrace the positive in life. Key stage 1 & 2. English, Reading & PSHE. 5 to 11 year olds.

The book presents a multicultural point of view on the themes of tolerance and goodwill. Key stage 1 & 2. English, Reading & PSHE. 5 to 11 year olds.

Explore the lives of eight children from different countries around the world in this stunning book.

In this moving story Grandma Nana spreads laughter and wisdom amongst her cherished children.

Covers Nelson Mandela's twenty-seven-year imprisonment, as narrated by a family of Black South Africans who answer the questions of a young white girl. Key stage 2 & 3. English, Reading, History, Geography, PSHE and Citizenship. 7 to 14 year olds.

Presents drawings, paintings, and other works of art by schoolchildren from Japan, Ecuador, India, Russia, Turkey, Kenya, the United States, and Vietnam; describes how the art fits into the culture of each country; and provides instructions for related craft projects. All ages.

Many conquerors have been given the title 'Great', but few have deserved it more than Alexander. As a young boy, he was taught by Aristotle to be a philosopher-king. Aged twenty, he succeeded his father as King of Macedonia and proceeded to conquer all of the known world. However, not only was he a genius in the art of war, he was also a learned and cultured man. He did not enslave or destroy the peoples he conquered, but tried to create a world in which different races could live at peace with one another. Key stage 2 & 3. English, Reading and History. 7 to 14  year olds.

The story of the famous medieval Chinese admiral who visited strange and dangerous places and covered greater distances than any other man before him. He fought pirates, settled disputes and brought back treasure and wild animals from Africa as tribute to his Emperor. He is said to be the model for Sinbad the Sailor himself.  Key stage 2 & 3. English, Reading and History. 7 to 14  year olds.

Cleopatra was Egypt's last and most famous queen. In a time of war and bloodshed she used her powerful intelligence and her beauty and charm to defend her country. This is the fascinating tale of a mighty empire, an ancient land, two Roman generals and the beautiful Queen of Egypt. Key stage 2 & 3. English, Reading and History. 7 to 14  year olds.

For over a thousand years Constantinople had been under Byzantine rule. Then, in 1453, the fearless and brilliant Mehmet arrived on the scene. At the age of twenty-one, after outwitting his enemies by dragging his ships overland, he succeeded in conquering the "Queen of Cities." From then on, Constantinople became known as Istanbul and Mehmet became known as the "Conqueror". However, he was not only a conqueror: he was also a learned and cultured man who loved gardening. This is the story of the young man who conquered the city believed to be unconquerable and laid the foundations for the glorious days of Suleiman the Magnificent. Key stage 2 & 3. English, Reading and History. 7 to 14  year olds.

This is the captivating tale of the fearless Razia, whose intelligence and abilities were so impressive that her father appointed her, over her brothers, as his successor. As Quenn of India, Razia ruled wisely and founded many schools and libraries, but as a woman she also had to fight bravely those who wished the throne for themselves. Key stage 2 & 3. English, Reading and History. 7 to 14  year olds.

Rumi is one of Islam's greatest poets and sages. Today, hundreds of years after his death, millions of people all over the world read his beautiful poetry. They play music and perform the special dancing for which his followers, the Whirling Dervishes, are so well-known.  Key stage 2 & 3. English, Reading and History. 7 to 14  year olds.

This book tells the enchanting story of courtship and love between the Queen of Sheba and the wise King Solomon, and how the queen tests Solomon's famous wisdom before agreeing to marry him. Key stage 2 & 3. English, Reading and History. 7 to 14  year olds.

This book describes the life of Sinan who rose from a poor family to the position of "Architect of the Abode of Felicity", serving Suleiman the Magnificent and hid formidable wife, Roxelane, and building some of the most beautiful buildings in the world. Key stage 2 & 3. English, Reading and History. 7 to 14  year olds.

Ibn Sina (Avicenna) was one of the most remarkable men ever born. He started life as a child prodigy and ended up a master of medicine, geogology, mathematics, philosophy, zoology and physics - to name just a few! . Key stage 2 & 3. English, Reading and History. 7 to 14  year olds.

Saladin was one of the most famous and chivalrous leaders of the Eastern world. Born at the time of the Crusades, his desire to regain Jerusalem drove him to become one of Islam's formidable military commanders as well as a charitable and chivalrous leader. Key stage 2 & 3. English, Reading and History. 7 to 14 year olds.

Shah Jahan, betrayed by his own son, Aurangzeb, is imprisoned in a cell overlooking the Taj Mahal, the tomb of his beloved wife, Mumtaz Mahal. He recounts the story of his struggle for the throne of the most opulent kingdom of the day and his subsequent downfall, and remembers the building of the Taj Mahal. This is a compelling story that will capture the imaginations of both children and adults.

When she starts her diary in January 1992, Zlata tells of her normal, happy life with her family and friends in Sarajevo. But soon they are fighting to survive. Zlata's very personal account is a vivid portrait of an innocent child caught up in a terrible war. 10 years and over.

Evacuated from London to Wales during World War II, Carrie and her brother are sent to live with the very strict Mr Evans. In trying to heal the breach between Mr Evans and his estranged sister, Carrie does the worst thing she ever did in her life. 8 to 12 years of age.