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Scott Hershowitz was inspired to write this book by his own sons. The author proves that children are carriers of philosophical thoughts and their questions are not strange, stupid or idle chatter, but a real art of thinking. Using the example of his sons Rex and Hank, the author discusses practical philosophical topics: from offences and the use of swear words to the phenomenon of the tooth fairy and God. And when you try to find the truth and discover the world in a new way every day, life ceases to seem "nasty, dull, and short", as Thomas Hobbes calls it. This book will help you to make non-standard decisions, build a strong line of argumentation, not be afraid to be funny, find a common language with children, and most importantly, think like them.