The Girls at the Kingfisher Club

The way the sisters navigate their constraints made me wonder how much of their rebellion was genuine versus performative. How do others interpret their choices?

The mix of magical realism and real-world struggles created a unique atmosphere. I'm curious whether this was a deliberate choice from the start or evolved during writing.

Their bonds felt both genuine and idealized at times. Did others see this as a reflection of real sisterhood or more of a poetic device?