Big Ideas for Little Philosophers: Happiness with Aristotle

Answering lifes big questions for little children This Board book explains Aristotles beliefs about happiness and friendship in a simple accessible way. Even little children can become philosophers by asking big questions about the world around them. Aristotle believed that the best way to live a happy life was to fill it with true friends. In happiness with Aristotle this idea is explained for the youngest thinkers from helping your friends to be good people to learning to love yourself as well as others. This book will inspire little ones to have exciting thoughts and conversations about these big ideas. A philosopher is a person who loves wisdom. Wisdom means knowing things that help you live better and be happy.. About the Author Duane Armitage received his Ph.D from The New School for Social Research (2012) his M.A. from Boston College (2007) and his B.A. from the University of Scranton (2005). Dr. Armitages research interests include Continental Philosophy Existentialism and Philosophy of Religion.Maureen was the McAuliffe Fellow for WA State in 2000. She is a poet novelist and teacher and enjoys presenting to students and adults. Maureen works with teachers to tailor workshops to specific writing goals. She is also a frequent presenter at writing conferences.Robin is a freelance illustrator and creative director who specializes in designing and developing content and products for children and their parents. She has been working in the design field since 1995 when she graduated from Yale University with a B.A. in Art. She lives in Brooklyn with her husband and daughter.