In Calabria

The setting feels so alive and immersive — I wonder what drew the author to this particular region and how much of it is based on personal experience or research.

The blend of fantasy and realism made the story feel both fantastical and heartfelt. I’d love to hear if the magic resonated differently for others.

The characters seem to grapple with their roots and identity in subtle ways. What do you think the book says about finding home in unexpected places?