Kafka and the travelling doll

The blend of historical figure and fantasy seems unique. I'm curious whether this was inspired by a particular event or a desire to make Kafka's world more accessible to young readers.

The mix of historical context with playful elements really brought the story to life for me. I'm wondering if others felt this approach helped them connect more deeply with the past.

Kafka's story is complex and layered, but the book seems to focus on certain moments. I'd love to know what guided those choices and how they aimed to resonate with young readers.