What is the Magna Carta... and why does it still matter today?Over 800 years ago, a group of brave barons stood up to a powerful king - and changed the world forever. The Big Questions: What Is the Magna Carta? brings this true story to life for children aged 5-12, showing how one ancient scroll planted the first seeds of fairness, justice, and freedom under law.Written in the signature Ethan Solace style - poetic, emotionally rich, and deeply immersive - this beautifully illustrated nonfiction book helps young readers explore the power of words, the importance of rights, and what happens when everyday people choose to say, This isn't fair.From castles and campfires to secret meetings and riverside promises, every page is designed to spark awe, curiosity, and courage in the hearts of children - especially those who've ever wondered what makes the world fair... and what role they play in keeping it that way.Whether used at home, in schools, or as part of a wider classroom discussion, this book is perfect for: Teaching history through emotional connectionIntroducing ideas of justice, law, and fairnessSupporting values-led education and citizenshipNurturing curiosity and critical thinkingBecause the Magna Carta isn't just history - it's the reason we know what freedom feels like.Independent Author DisclaimerThis book was written, illustrated, and brought to life entirely by an independent author - not by a team of marketers, ghostwriters, or outsourced illustrators. Every word was chosen with care. Every image was crafted by hand using Adobe's creative tools, with thoughtful guidance from AI as a brush - never as a substitute for vision.Unlike mass-market children's books built by committees or corporate workflows, this one was made the slow way. The meaningful way. One writer. One heart. One pair of hands shaping every page from start to finish.It's more than a book - it's a promise: that children deserve stories with soul. That history should feel alive. And that art made with love carries something mass production never can.Think of it like craft storytelling - small-batch, honest, and human. If you believe in supporting independent creators, this book isn't just something to read... it's something to stand behind. Because children deserve books built with wonder, not just efficiency.