De fleurs et de larmes

The book's tense and eerie mood really immerses the reader in Meri's nightmare. I'm curious if the author drew from personal fears or specific horror influences.

Some parts felt slow, building tension, while others raced through intense scenes. Was this deliberate to heighten suspense or just my reading experience?

The narrative feels layered with psychological and supernatural elements. I wonder if the structure was planned to mirror Meri's fractured perception of reality.