The Worlds According to Zeus: Episode 1

Puck's Paradox is a delightful tale of a tawny guinea pig named Puck who just wants to go on a picnic with his friends, but can't until he solves a perplexing problem that arises from a list he made to pick up his friends. The problem is in fact Russell's paradox of set theory - but presented without all the technical perplexities. Kids love this book. We tested it on ages 4 - 13, and results were great. Precocious 8 year olds can read this for themselves, but those younger need an adult. One 4 year old slept with the book in her bed; one11 year old read it in 22 minutes and then said, "Where is the next episode?" The book comes with a bookmark that provides the technical explanations of philosophical problems presented in the book. Links are provided so interested kids or adults can find out more. With every purchase you can download for 1 cent a map of the Glebe so you can trace the route that Puck the guinea pig takes to pick up his friends. This is an excellent birthday or Christmas gift, but it's also a unique way to develop a child's mind for everyday learning. All kids should have this! 18 pages - 7.5 by 9 inches with a glossy cover Bookmark included Wrapped in cellophane envelope Obelix the guinea pig featured reading the book is not included