Ich hab's vergessen

The book captures a child's perspective in such a relatable way. I'm curious what motivated the choice to explore these themes through humor and family.

The illustrations add so much personality to the story. I wonder if Mayer deliberately used exaggerated expressions to make the humor hit harder for kids.

It feels like a gentle way to normalize forgetting things. Do you think it encourages kids to be more understanding of themselves or others in similar situations?