きれいな絵なんかなかった―こどもの日々、戦争の日々 (ポプラ・ウイング・ブックス)

Her unique combination of illustrations and memoir adds depth to her experience. I'm curious about what motivated her to share her story this way.

Lobel captures childhood innocence amidst chaos, which made the memoir even more poignant. Did this approach deepen the emotional impact for others?

Her visual storytelling seems integral to the memoir. I wonder how her artistic perspective shaped the way she processed and presented her memories.