Love. Alles was du liebst

The backdrop of Ireland feels almost like a character itself. I'm curious how the author decided to weave the cultural details into the narrative to enhance the themes.

The book has such a tender and sometimes funny tone—did that come naturally, or was it something the author aimed for to reflect real life?

The story feels so grounded in ordinary life, which makes the emotional beats hit harder. I wonder if this was a conscious choice to connect with readers on a personal level.