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How Do You Know What You Know?
How Do You Know What You Know? | Noa Jones
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A charming and inquisitive story that celebrates tracing the origin of ideas, language, and every day objects, for children 4�8. Where does snow come from? What language did the word thermos come from? And who was the Buddha's teacher? (…more)
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3.5 ⭐This book is full of questions. A child is going for a walk with their father and one question leads to another and leads to another, etc. It‘s when new words are introduced that you begin to realize that this may not be coming from your current experience. Buddha told everybody to always question. Question why things work, know that things come from one thing to another, and on and on. This book is basic beginnings questions and how things

LibrarianRyan come after each other and how ohm covers everything. Anybody could read this book and get something out of it. It does not have to be read or is not strictly for those who follow Buddha. The information about Buddha is in the very end, as a note to parents rather than part of the story which makes this book open for all. 2y
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