Parvati, Tänzerin des Feuers. ( Ab 12 J.).

The rich setting and cultural elements felt authentic and immersive. I'm curious if the author has personal ties to India or did extensive research for this story.

His journey felt very relatable despite the cultural differences. What moments resonated most with other readers' experiences of learning about identity?

The story presents both respect for tradition and the necessity of growth. I wonder what led to the choice to focus on this tension through a young protagonist.