Arthur und der Donnergott (Professor Blausteins höchst ungewöhnliche Vorfahren)

The story weaves in rich folklore and legends—I'm curious what influenced the author’s choice of myth and how they decided to adapt it for young readers.

The illustrations are so vibrant and detailed; I wonder if the artist had specific inspirations or techniques that helped craft this whimsical world.

It feels like the book encourages courage without being too heavy-handed. Did others see particular scenes that exemplify this balance well?