Kiki delivery service

The witch should not be content with flying, for walking from time to time is better because we can talk to many people while we walk.. and we can talk together so that each of us understands the other.*****Iko Kadono wrote her novel in 1985, inspired by a drawing of her daughter depicting a witch flying in the sky and listening to the radio. The novel was turned into a film in 1989 by Studio Ghibli, directed by Hayao Miyazaki. The author did not grant her witch Kiki extraordinary powers, but wanted her to be an ordinary girl facing the troubles of daily life like any other girl her age. Therefore, she must rely on herself to earn her living and manage her affairs, and turn to her mind to solve the problems presented to her. Kiki learned from her journey of maturity that mingling with people, talking to them, and exchanging help among themselves is no less wonderful than flying in the sky, but it often surpasses it in magic, as it gives a person the opportunity to know the truth about others and learn from them in one way or another, and this is the essence of the magic of daily life as the author describes. The watchmaker says, "Having a witch often saves this city," but he does not know that magic does not necessarily involve strange acts, for Kiki flies on her broom to deliver Christmas, spring, music, and New Year’s gifts. But before all that, she delivers love, which she rediscovered in herself through her journey of maturity as a "witch."