The Highest Tide

The vivid imagery really brought the setting to life, but I wondered if it sometimes overshadowed the character development. What do others think about the balance between setting and story?

It’s interesting how the natural world plays such a central role here. I’m curious whether this was based on personal experiences or observations about climate change.

His fascination with the tide and the natural world was contagious, but I also wondered if his impulsiveness sometimes made me worry about his safety. Did others find his curiosity relatable or risky?