Mom, who invented death? Life. `Mom, tell me, what things can die?` `Can the leaves die, the sun can die, in one billion years. Love can die, friendship can die. An afternoon like any other, walking home back from school, a child and his mother talk about death: everything he lives can die? Are there more dead than alive in the world? What is it like to be dead? Is death infinity? With enormous sensitivity and a melancholic text, but not sad, Codina and Petit explore the death of all the things we know, asking questions that surely children have become more than once. But the really important thing is the end: in order to die, it is necessary to live. LIVE!
36 pages
22'5 x 25 cm
Recommended age: From 6 years
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