Ghosts of the Tsunami

The book weaves personal accounts with broader history, but I'm curious about what motivated those specific choices and how they shape the narrative.

While the stories are heartbreaking, there’s also a sense of resilience. I wonder if readers felt the same tension between despair and optimism.

With so much that happened during and after the tsunami, I’m interested in how the author selected certain moments to highlight and which ones were left out.