Did anyone else feel the portrayal of summer as a state of mind rather than just a season?
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Did anyone else feel the portrayal of summer as a state of mind rather than just a season?
How did the author decide to structure the story around the relationship between the girl and her grandmother?
The book feels so rooted in the natural world — do you think the setting influences the characters’ perspectives more than the plot?
