Die Romanleserin

Throughout the novel, the protagonist's love for romance novels seems to both challenge and reinforce their cultural expectations. Did anyone else find this tension relatable or thought-provoking?

The blend of personal growth and cultural heritage adds depth to the narrative. I'm curious what motivated Pearl Abraham to weave these themes together in this way.

The characters’ struggles between following their cultural expectations and pursuing their own happiness felt very real. How did others interpret these choices and their implications?