Amour, chianti et tutti quanti

The book made me laugh out loud but also touched on deeper themes of self-discovery. Did the humor ever feel like it undercut the stakes for others?

The vibrant setting gave the story such a lively backdrop. I'm curious whether the location was chosen for its atmosphere or if it played a larger role in the narrative.

The character's growth felt authentic but also came unexpectedly at times. Did others find the pacing of that transformation satisfying or a little abrupt?