Kafka was a Czechoslovakian writer who started writing since 1918 and is one of the major figures of German literature of the twentieth century.
It is said that when he was a child, since he hated school so much, he was dragged there by the cook with slaps and threats, because his parents were never at home.
Like all writers, he was equipped with a vivid imagination and a well-established sensitivity. One day, to comfort a little girl who had lost her doll, he began to write letters for her signed by the lost doll. In these letters, the puppet explained why he decided to leave: She had the desire to visit the world.