The Big Questions: Who Is Lady Justice?

What does fairness ask of us?The Big Questions: Who Is Lady Justice? is a beautifully written children's nonfiction picture book about Lady Justice, fairness, truth, law, responsibility, restraint, consequences, and the deeper question of what justice really means.Created for curious readers aged 5-12, this premium Big Questions book introduces children to one of the world's most powerful symbols: the woman with the scales, the blindfold, the sword, and sometimes the book beside her. But Lady Justice is not only a statue outside a court or a picture in an old building. She is a symbol made from questions.Hi, my name is Ethan Solace-an interdisciplinary psychologist and a dad. Picture books are often the first place children encounter the wider world, but we don't always stop to think about who wrote them, or the lasting impression they leave.I wrote The Big Questions series to be premium, exciting, child-friendly, and based on how children actually engage, not talking down to them, but exploring with them. These books are designed to help children meet big ideas through wonder, story, emotional intelligence, and clear understanding.In Who Is Lady Justice?, children discover that justice is not just about rules, punishment, or pointing to a page. It is about pausing long enough to listen, weighing the truth carefully, looking past the wrong things, using power with restraint, and asking whether a decision is truly fair.This book gently explores big ideas through simple, memorable symbols: - Why Lady Justice stands so still- What her scales are really weighing- Why her blindfold matters- How justice can be blind in one way but clear-sighted in another- Why she carries a sword- Why strength must be guided by wisdom, not anger- What the book beside her represents- How law and justice are connected, but not always the same- Why fairness sometimes means listening again- Why justice still matters in everyday lifePerfect for bedtime reading, classrooms, homeschool learning, citizenship topics, PSHE discussions, family conversations, assemblies, and children who ask big questions about rules, truth, fairness, consequences, and right and wrong, this book gives young readers a thoughtful and age-appropriate way to understand justice.Written with warmth, clarity, and cinematic imagination, The Big Questions: Who Is Lady Justice? helps children see that fairness is not always the quickest answer, the loudest voice, or the easiest rule. Sometimes fairness means stopping, listening, thinking, repairing, protecting, and choosing carefully.For every child who has ever said, "That's not fair," this book opens a deeper question.What happened?Who was hurt?What is true?What should happen now?Lady Justice still stands because justice is not finished.It is a promise each generation must learn, protect, and carry forward.And it begins with one brave question: What does fairness ask of me?

Pagina's: 27, Paperback, Independently published