The first illustrated selection of questions (70 in total) from Pablo Neruda's original poem The Book of Questions (320 questions) can be found in this bilingual Spanish-English edition. These questions are at once lyrical, bizarre, surreal, spiritual, historical, and political, holding the magic and mystique of childhood and the experience and knowledge that come with growing up. They place the natural world front and centre, and their curiosity defies logic. Additionally, because they are paradoxes and riddles that embrace the boundaries of our knowledge, they deeply engage with human freedom, releasing us from the burden and restriction that we are somehow obligated to have the answers to all of life's questions. Here, Paloma Valdivia's exquisite, cosmic illustrations give Neruda's questions?already visual in and of themselves?a twofold visuality that heightens their resonance and palpability. As the questions are so obviously anchored in Chilean landscapes, they are exposed as a communion with nature and its mysteries.