Ida was a little girl who loved to ask questions. Her fluffy ginger cat, whom she named Warum, was always by her side. One sunny morning, Ida looked at the sky and asked, "Warum, why is the sky blue?" Warum purred softly, as if encouraging her to find out. Ida imagined that the sky was a giant ocean where blue whales swam all day.

In the garden, Ida saw a rainbow and wondered, "Warum, how do rainbows appear?" She thought maybe fairies painted them with colorful brushes. Ida giggled at the thought of tiny fairies flying around, making the world beautiful. Warum chased a butterfly, as if agreeing with her magical idea. Together, they explored the garden, finding more wonders.

One night, Ida looked at the twinkling stars and asked, "Warum, who lights up the stars?" Ida imagined that each star was a lantern held by a friendly giant. The giant would light them every night so children could dream sweet dreams. Warum curled up next to her, purring softly as they both watched the stars. Ida felt happy knowing her imagination could make the night sky even more magical.

Ida loved her adventures with Warum and her endless questions. Every day was a new opportunity to explore and imagine wonderful things. She learned that her curiosity made the world a more exciting place. With Warum by her side, Ida knew she could discover the answers to her questions, or create her own. And so, their adventures continued, filled with wonder and joy.