In Leo's Big Why, written by Juan Charles, a young boy discovers that the simplest questions can unlock the most magnificent wonders. Leo is never seen without his trusty notebook, labeled in bold letters: "WHY?". From the vastness of the blue sky to the intricate veins of a golden leaf, Leo's curiosity knows no bounds.
While some classmates might giggle at his constant questioning, his teacher, Ms. Maple, encourages him, teaching Leo that scientists are simply people who never stop asking "why". Through hands-on experiments with rain jars and thoughtful observations of falling leaves, Leo learns that curiosity is the ultimate key to discovering the world.
When Leo scrapes his knee, he even finds a beautiful "why" in his own tears, realizing they are like "rain for our hearts". This heartwarming tale, dedicated to the author's children, Picito and Jean-Michelle, celebrates the spark of imagination in every child. As Leo falls asleep dreaming of rockets and raindrops, young readers will be inspired to open their own fresh pages and start their own magical adventures.
