Big Ideas for Little Thinkers
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{Giveaway} Big Ideas for Young Thinkers

Big Ideas for Little Thinkers is a brilliant book to explain the ‘why’ the ‘what’ and the ‘who’ of the most difficult questions to kids. From the author and illustrator team who bought you the hugely popular Young, Gifted and Black.

Big Ideas for Young Thinkers

What is justice? What is freedom? What is bias? And who gets to have big ideas? Studies show that children ask caregivers 300 questions a day during meals, trips to the market, and before bedtime. This book teachers children to think critically and discuss ideas in a world that needs bright young thinkers. Jamia Wilson expertly explores the difficult questions that kids may ask by relating them to real-life examples and introducing a diverse range of thinkers and luminaries.

Big Ideas for Little Thinkers

Drawing on influences from ancient Greeks right up to modern-day American writers, the idea of philosophy – and who gets to have big ideas – is reimagined. This book is big, bold and colourful, and sure to be a big hit with young readers.

Big Ideas for Young Thinkers by Jamia Wilson and Andrea Pippins is published by Wide Eyed Editions, part of The Quarto Group.

Win a copy of Big Ideas for Young Thinkers

I’ve teamed up with Wide Eyed Editions and one lucky person can win a copy of Big Ideas for Young Thinkers which is available priced £14.99 from all good books shops. To enter my giveaway you must answer the question via the Rafflecopter widget below, there are some bonus entries too. The giveaway is open to those with a UK postal address only and ends on xx. The winners name will appear on this post. Good luck!

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98 Comments on “{Giveaway} Big Ideas for Young Thinkers

  1. Children typically ask 300 questions a day although I have to say that I often feel they are asking lots more than that! No wonder we’re all exhausted by the end of the day!

  2. 300 – feels like double that sometimes but I love it really, especially if it’s something I don’t know the answer to so we have to find out together.

  3. They ask around 300 a day. My nickname used to be ” 20 questions” growing up because having such an inquisitive nature, I would fire out question after question in my unquenchable thirst for knowledge lol.

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