The leopard and the philosopher bear must realize: Some questions are very difficult to answer. And the more you think about them, the more confusing they become. For example: What do letters taste like? Who invented the names? Why is the bear called bear - and not can? And in general? All these questions cannot be clarified, but one can wonderfully philosophize about them. The leopard and the bear engage in a whirlwind of letters, words, and language that is enjoyable to read and stimulates thought. Wolfgang Hermann's characters dance through colorful word worlds with delight and curiosity. Katharina Sieg's interpretation of the story shines with warm colors and surprising visual ideas.