Momo and Coco

This book does not claim to have truth. It claims to have honesty. Every statement is a probability, not a certainty, because we are limited creatures trying to understand an unlimited universe. If you disagree, good-think about why. Be honest about the source of your beliefs, whether it's evidence, hope, or tradition.

Momo, a calm, Buddha-like capybara, and Coco, a curious squirrel, explore life's biggest questions across 17 illustrated chapters: causality and free will, god and scale, morality, consciousness and identity, meaning, love, and death. Their conversations are warm, humorous, and accepting, never attacking belief but inviting honest reflection. Nothing is certain, but some things are very likely. In the end, nothing is resolved-everything is accepted. The dust was aware of itself for a little while, and it was good.