Have you ever wondered, “What is a war?” It’s one of the most complex and thought-provoking topics in history, and children are naturally curious about it. In The Big Questions: What is a War?, young listeners aged 5 and upwards are invited to explore this important subject in a way that is engaging, easy to understand, and encourages reflection.

Written by Ethan Solace, an Interdisciplinary Psychologist, this book introduces children to the concept of war—why it happens, who is involved, and how it affects the world. But more than that, it also explores the importance of peace, unity, and understanding, helping young minds grasp both the challenges and the hope for a better future.

Each chapter is designed to inspire curiosity and thoughtful discussion, breaking down a complex topic into relatable ideas that children can connect with. With stunning illustrations and relatable examples, this book invites young listeners to explore one of the world’s Big Questions while promoting values of empathy, kindness, and peace.

What Makes This Book Special?

Explains Complex Ideas Simply

This book introduces the concept of war and peace in language that children aged 5 and upwards can easily grasp, making it approachable for young listeners.

Encourages Reflection and Understanding

Each chapter is designed to help children think deeply about war, its causes, and its effects, while also fostering ideas about how to build a more peaceful world.

Focus on Peace and Unity

While discussing war, the book also emphasizes the importance of kindness, collaboration, and working together to solve problems.

Written by an Interdisciplinary Psychologist

Ethan Solace blends insights from psychology, education, and history to provide children with a balanced, thoughtful perspective on this important topic.