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The vivid and strange landscapes really stood out to me. I'm curious whether the world-building was inspired by specific myths or if it grew from Barker's imagination during writing.

The whimsical yet dark tone made the world feel alive and unpredictable. I wonder if Barker intended this duality to reflect childhood fears and fantasies.

The darker themes and creepy creatures add depth but also make the story more intense. Do others think this makes the book more memorable or a bit too scary for some young readers?