Philosophy book for children - “The death of the divine Socrates” Socrates goes through the streets of Athens, calling out to those he finds along the way: Know yourself! Don't worry about wealth, seek the truth and become a philosopher! This is not to the taste of the Athenians. At the end of a trial, Socrates is condemned to drink hemlock. Is he going to run away? Should a philosopher fear death? In the press “Don't miss it! Really accessible for 9—14 year olds.” At Field de la Nuit - TF1 The author: If philosophy is the love of wisdom, Jean Paul Mongin, who is not at all wise, is nevertheless in love with philosophy. He lives and works in Paris. The illustrator: Yann Le Bras wisely divides his time between his studio, where he paints for children, and his interventions at the Tomi Ungerer Museum - International Center for Illustration in Strasbourg.