"Compiles questions about death posed by children worldwide."

– Publishers Weekly

"A splendid book that offers a fresh, natural approach to death, breaks taboos, and shares in children’s curiosity in a way that helps people of all ages to put words to death."

– Araceli Galindo, Psychologist at Vida y pérdida

“Full of imagination, humor, and irony…A title that can be enjoyed at any age and at many different times and not necessarily at the time of grief.”

– —El País, —

“A must-have in all school libraries. A book for sparking
conversations about death in the classroom, at home or wherever
you happen to be. We will certainly be reading it for our book clubs
with children. We know from experience how interested and curious
they are about the subject!”

– La Casa de Tomasa cultural association

“A wonderful book for discussions, workshops, book clubs, or
perhaps more importantly, conversations between parents and
children.”

– Lorenzo Soto. Critic. Quoted from review in Canal Lector

“It’s fun, rigorous, tender, unprejudiced, accepting, respectful of
mystery and passionate about questions.”

– Javier Fonseca, author of children’s books and creative writing teacher.
Quoted from review in Adiós Cultural

“Dying to Ask invites readers of all ages to engage in an exploration
of the enigma and taboo of death, in a way that manages to be
humorous, straightforward, thoughtful and deep.
Starting with children’s questions and curiosity, the book is a
fabulous springboard for talking about death and our shared
mortality.”

– Montse Colilles, child psychologist and education advisor