Donnergrollen, hör mein Schrei'n

The book handles heavy themes with a child's perspective, which feels both authentic and impactful. I'm curious what inspired her to approach it this way.

Some decisions felt so real and raw, but I wondered how much was based on real experiences versus narrative choices. Did others find themselves empathizing or questioning the characters' actions?

The poetry added an emotional layer that resonated deeply. I wonder if Taylor intended it as a thematic bridge or if it grew organically during writing.