Bonheur, Marque Déposée

The cultural nuances add a unique flavor to the humor. I'm curious whether the setting was chosen to reflect Canadian identity or for other reasons.

It’s easy for humor to feel disconnected from real feelings, but this book seemed to blend both seamlessly. Did that contrast resonate with others?

The story moves smoothly between funny moments and reflective ones. I wonder if that was a conscious choice to mirror real life’s ups and downs.