¡Qué bonito es Panamá!

The story's charm and simplicity have made it a beloved classic. I'm curious what sparked Janosch's imagination for this adventurous tale.

The journey seems simple on the surface, but there are underlying messages about loyalty and never giving up. What moments resonated most with others?

The artwork adds so much charm and warmth—did the visual style influence how the story is perceived or understood by young readers?