Did anyone else feel like the main character's journey to self-acceptance was both inspiring and painfully real?
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Did anyone else feel like the main character's journey to self-acceptance was both inspiring and painfully real?
What inspired the decision to set the story in a small town with such a vivid sense of place?
How do you think the author decided to balance humor with heavier themes like self-esteem and family pressure?
