Why don't we live forever? - Usborne

Can we talk to children about death? What happens when someone is no longer here? Is it normal to feel sad, angry, or confused? The lift-the-flap children’s book *Why Don't We Live Forever?* – Usborne, explained with the help of friendly animals and delicate illustrations, addresses the cycle of life and helps children understand one of the most complex and sensitive topics: death.
With real questions and age-appropriate answers, the book offers a careful and empathetic approach so that little ones can express their emotions, resolve doubts, and feel secure when they are going through a loss or simply facing the idea of death for the first time.

21.60 x 1.92 cm

Question-and-answer format, perfect for resolving concerns such as:
What happens when someone dies?
Is it okay if I cry or if I don't want to talk?
Where do people go when they die?
How can I feel better over time?
Interactive flaps, which invite the discovery of information little by little, in a gentle and respectful way.
Warm and relatable illustrations, featuring animals that make the topic more accessible for children.
Fosters emotional intelligence, family dialogue, and the acceptance of grief as part of the natural cycle of life.
Recommended for children ages 4-5 and up, always accompanied by an adult.