Many themes in "The Spirits' Book" by Allan Kardec are adequate and understandable to children and teenagers. But other themes can seem too complex and out of reach, or even uninteresting, to such young minds. In "The Little Spirits' Book for Young Adults and Beginners," specific questions and answers were selected from "The Spirits' Book," which are more in tune with the interest and the universe of children and teenagers. The language was modernized and adapted, making it easier for the understanding of the young and/or novice public, while at the same time staying faithful to everything that Allan Kardec and the spirits meant to transmit. The main aim of "The Little Spirits' Book for Young Adults and Beginners" is to serve as a stimulus so that the young and novice readers can, later on when maturity permits, fully engage in the complete lecture of the wonderful book that is Kardec's "The Spirits' Book."