El principe destronado (Textbook Binding)

The book captures a delicate mix of innocence and vulnerability. Did anyone else feel nostalgic or uneasy about their own childhood experiences while reading?

The narrative feels so intimate and authentic — I wonder what motivated the choice to tell it through a child's eyes instead of an adult's reflection.

The relationships felt so nuanced, especially the unspoken feelings. How did others interpret the underlying tensions in the family?