果てしない物語

The way he escapes into the book and the fantastical world feels so relatable for anyone who’s ever lost themselves in a story as a kid. Is this what makes the book resonate across generations?

The contrast between the two felt so vivid and symbolic. I'm curious if Ende drew from personal experiences or specific mythologies when designing these worlds.

In an age of digital entertainment, does 'The Neverending Story' still hold the same magic in reminding kids of their own creativity?