Shiloh: Perburuan

The story beautifully shows the boy’s internal struggle with right and wrong. I wonder what inspired this particular focus on moral development in a middle-grade setting.

That moment really hit me hard, and I’d love to hear if others felt the same way. It’s such a powerful depiction of doing what’s right despite the consequences.

The setting adds a lot of character to the story and influences the themes of simplicity and morality. I’m curious whether the author has personal ties to the area or chose it for its atmosphere.