Appropriate subject for children's book

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Re: Appropriate subject for children's book

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No need to take death as its physical or religious or whatever the value to adults when it comes to children. We can just use it as some sort of end, which is easily understandable. Like a door that you cannot return after crossing the threshold
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Yes I read a very good one recently while I was studying children’s literature I wish I remembered the title but such beautiful illustrations.
I would be honest but in a serene way.
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