The Mirror Bible

About this book

There's a mirror on the front of this book. It's not just for show.

About being jealous of someone who did better. About walking on when you could have stopped. About saying someone isn't really your friend, because other people are watching.

Ancient stories. First the old story, then — on the next screen — your own life: the playground, the classroom, the back seat. And underneath, a few questions with no right answer. Sometimes there's also a place to write something about it yourself — not to solve it, but just to get it out.

This isn't a book that tells you what to think. There's no lesson at the end. What you believe is entirely yours to figure out — you've got your whole life for that.

From about age six to read together. From about age ten to read alone, and tell no one what you answered.