Viví en el cerro Mariposa (I Lived on Butterfly Hill) (The Butterfly Hill Series)

The backdrop of political upheaval adds so much depth; I wonder how much research went into capturing that era authentically.

Her struggles with her identity and family made me think about my own experiences growing up. Would love to hear if others felt the same.

The cultural details felt rich and authentic but also accessible. Did the author intentionally weave these themes to appeal to a broad audience?