Club der unsichtbaren Frauen

The book mixes humor with emotional depth in a way that's really unique. I wonder what influenced Jeanne Ray to blend fantasy elements with everyday women's struggles.

The invisible woman metaphor felt so relatable, but also like a fun twist. I'm curious if others saw the fantasy as a commentary on society's invisibility of women's experiences.

The character's transformation felt both humorous and inspiring. I'm interested in what choices Jeanne Ray made to balance lightheartedness with meaningful growth.