ハウルの動く城 2 アブダラと空飛ぶ絨毯

Diana Wynne Jones creates such a charming and imaginative setting—I'm curious whether she mapped it out extensively or let it evolve naturally during writing.

The characters' transformations felt genuine and heartfelt, even amidst all the magic and adventure. Did others find themselves relating to their struggles and wins?

The tone shifts felt seamless, balancing lightheartedness with moments of tension. I'm wondering if this was a conscious choice to keep young readers engaged without overwhelming them.