Joséphine Baker

Her life was so rich and complex — I wonder what guided the decision to focus on certain events over others. Did the author aim to show her influence on feminism or her activism more?

The illustrations seemed so lively and expressive — I’m curious how much input the artist had in shaping her character visually. Did the art choices influence the emotional impact for others?

Her story feels perfect for visual storytelling, but I wonder what sparked the idea to present it this way instead of a traditional biography. Was it to reach a new audience?