How Do You Love A Question? (Always Bee Curious Book Series)

Don't worry about the answers, just lean into the adventure of asking the questions and, just maybe, you'll discover a question that you love! Buzzing with hundreds of questions per day, kids are natural born question askers. When we are young, we regularly ask delightfully mind-expanding questions such as :

Can I travel to the moon on a bicycle made of cheese?
What if I could turn invisible every time I sneeze?
Can I turn broccoli into candy with just a wish?
What would happen if we could breathe underwater like fish?

As we grow older, we often forget the magic that lies within a playfully curious question. This book invites readers of all ages to rekindle that magic and rediscover the joy of simply asking questions. With each re-reading, a brand new adventure awaits.

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What experts are saying about How Do You Love A Question?:

"This new children’s book is a gift that will keep on giving. What’s more precious than propelling a life that soars and is teeming over with a love of questions? What’s more precious than nurturing and offering genuine leaps in curiosity velocity, the kind that can grow and grow across a lifetime? Lindsey Godwin’s inspired and beautiful book will help make not only your children’s lives buzz, but also your own!"
-David Cooperrider, University Distinguished Professor, Case Western Reserve University

"How do you love a question? is a beautiful gift to any inquisitive mind, big or small. It is an invitation to shape the world through your questions - and discover the joy in not rushing into the answer. Lindsey Godwin took years of groundbreaking research and turned it into a beautiful, fun, touching, timeless book for kids and adults in your life."
-Nadya Zhexembayeva, Founder & Chief Reinvention Officer, Reinvention Academy

"This book is different from the rest! Lindsey Godwin takes us through a fascinating path of new discoveries- all coming from childlike innocent questions that can be asked not just by children but the still growing up adults we are!"
-Tojo Thatchenkery, Co-author, Appreciative Intelligence: Seeing the Might Oak in the Acorn

"Curiosity is a way of living and always seeing the world through a child’s eyes. That world is filled with magic and the joy of learning. Lindsey really captures this in a way that delights both children and adults. This is a must read for all ages."
-Debra Heintz, Professor and Former Director Global Retail at Ben & Jerry's

"This whimsical and poetic book is dedicated to playtime in the wildest corners of your imagination. It's an invitation for children and adults to embrace questions, silly or profound ones. I couldn’t stop smiling. It belongs on every bookshelf and nightstand."
-Roberta Baskin, Award-Winning Investigative Journalist and Professional Question-Asker

"Lindsey has created a whimsical book for children that encourages wonder and curiosity. Children and teachers love a rhyming book that allows children to think outside the box; this picturesque book asks open-ended questions with no right or wrong answers and invites children and adults alike to think critically about the possibilities."
-Ellen M. Drolette, Early Childhood Educator, AI Practitioner, Author

"This is the book every child should be given to help them navigate the mess and magic we all experience. Insightful, playful, and full of possibilities, Dr Godwin opens up new ways of seeing the world and teaches kids to do the same."
-Michelle McQuaid, Award-Winning Positive Psychologist

"Lindsey Godwin is a master at asking questions that ignites our curiosity, opens us to possibilities, and enables us to explore the mysteries of the universe. Questions are powerful! Do you remember the wonder and anticipation you felt when you asked your parent or teacher, 'But Why?'"
-Michele Hunt, Author of DreamMakers: Innovating for the Greater Good

Dr. Lindsey Godwin is a questionologist who joyfullystitches questions of possibility into the tapestry of herlife. She holds the esteemed Robert P. Stiller EndowedChair of Management at Champlain College, where shespearheads the David L. Cooperrider Center forAppreciative Inquiry. She has traversed the globe, exploring profound questions alongside individuals andorganizations from the United Nations to Ben & Jerry's.Featured in publications like Psychology Today, ThriveGlobal, and Inside Higher Ed, she now unveils her firstchildren's book. While she has enjoyed asking questionswith CEOs to Senators, her favorite questions come uparound the dinner table withher phenomenal husband andincredible two teenagers.