How did Jane Yolen decide to portray the young queen's perspective in a way that feels so authentic?
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How did Jane Yolen decide to portray the young queen's perspective in a way that feels so authentic?
Did anyone else feel the historical details added depth without overwhelming the story?
The friendship dynamics felt so genuine — how much of that was based on real experiences or pure imagination?
