Timbuktu (rororo Taschenbücher)

Seeing the world through a dog's eyes offers such a different, honest view on loss and hope. I'm curious whether this perspective evolved during writing or was a conscious decision from the start.

The novel hints at faith and destiny without being preachy, which made me reflect on my own beliefs. I'd love to hear if others felt the same spiritual undercurrents.

The city feels almost like a character itself, grounding the dog's journey in a real, lived-in world. I wonder if the urban backdrop was planned to contrast with the spiritual themes.