Just Like Other Daughters

The book feels both lighthearted and poignant, which can be tricky to pull off. I'm curious about whether this was a conscious choice or evolved naturally during writing.

I found myself reflecting on my own family relationships, especially during the moments of conflict and reconciliation. Did others see their own experiences mirrored here?

The town felt so vivid and cozy, almost like a character itself. I'm wondering if the author based it on a specific place or created it entirely from imagination.