Die Farbe der Hoffnung (Die Farbe des Himmels 3)

The story weaves between heartfelt struggles and uplifting scenes, and I'm curious how the author approached maintaining that balance throughout.

Her personal growth felt so genuine and inspiring, but I wonder if others found her struggles and triumphs relatable or a bit idealized.

The small-town vibe felt so authentic—did the author draw from personal experiences or research to create this atmosphere?