Le Pays du dauphin vert

The story weaves spirituality and personal growth seamlessly — I wonder if her own experiences shaped this spiritual depth or if it was purely fictional.

Some chapters felt introspective and slow, but it also gave space for deeper connection. Was this balance intentional or did it evolve during writing?

The vivid descriptions made the place feel alive, but I’m curious whether Goudge based it on a real location or crafted it entirely from imagination.