L'Héritage d'Anna

The blending of deep philosophical themes with a dystopian setting creates a unique atmosphere. I'm curious about what inspired that approach and how it influenced the story's development.

Her quest made me reflect on how much of who we are is shaped by external forces versus internal choices. Did others find themselves pondering these themes long after finishing the book?

The world-building felt both imaginative and eerily plausible. I wonder what real-world issues or ideas inspired Gaarder's depiction of this society.