The Girl in the Striped Dress

The romance felt both tender and heartbreaking, set against the brutal realities of war. I'm curious about what inspired this delicate balance.

The story pulled me in deeply, but there were moments that felt almost too raw to handle. How do others think the author managed to evoke such strong feelings?

Choosing this character's point of view offered a unique lens on history, but I wonder what led to that creative choice.