Jornada

The art feels so central to the narrative — I wonder if the story was built around the visuals or vice versa. Did the visuals come first for the author?

Without many words, I felt like I was interpreting the story visually, but some pages felt open to different interpretations. How do others feel about wordless storytelling for kids?

It creates such a universal, accessible story that transcends language barriers. I'm curious if this approach was driven by a desire to encourage imagination or for another reason.