La Fille de la supérette

The main character's devotion to her job and routines challenges typical notions of fulfillment. I'm curious what inspired the author to explore this unconventional sense of happiness.

Her unconventional choices made me root for her but also question whether her happiness is genuine or a form of avoidance. How did others interpret her perspective on conformity?

The tone felt both light and profound, which kept me engaged without feeling overwhelmed. I'm wondering if this tonal balance was deliberate from the start.