Three Questions follows the journey of a king who seeks wisdom to live the best possible life. He believes that if he can answer three questions-What is the right time to do things? Who are the most important people? What is the most important thing to do?-he'll never fail.

When philosophers and scholars fail to give him clarity, the king visits a humble hermit. What he learns through experience, rather than words, changes everything.

This modern adaptation brings Tolstoy's story into the present day with clear, thoughtful language while preserving the heart of its message-a call to live with awareness, compassion, and purpose.

What You'll Discover in This Modern Translation:

• The Importance of the Present Moment - Learn why "now" is the only time that truly matters.
• The Power of Human Connection - Understand that the most important people are those right in front of you.
• The Purpose of Kindness - Discover why helping others is the greatest thing you can do.
• A Story for All Ages - Whether you're 10 or 100, this parable offers wisdom that never grows old.

This adaptation preserves the gentle, philosophical essence of Tolstoy's original while making the story feel fresh and relevant. It's a perfect read for quiet reflection, classroom discussion, or gifting to someone seeking guidance.