L'Elue

The way the society suppresses individuality felt so relevant today. I'm curious what motivated her to focus on this in a middle-grade context.

The descriptions of the Village and its customs added a lot of depth. I'm wondering if Lowry created a detailed backstory behind the scenes or if it was all woven into the narrative.

Her growth felt complex and nuanced, but I’d love to hear different perspectives on what her ultimate transformation signifies.