Troll

The blend of myth and contemporary life felt so seamless—I'm curious whether this was inspired by personal folklore interests or a desire to reimagine Finnish legends.

The troll was both menacing and tender, which made me wonder if the book was challenging traditional ideas of beauty and love. How did others interpret this duality?

The fantastical aspects added layers of symbolism, but I wonder if they also made it harder to connect emotionally at times. Did the magic enhance or distract from the core themes for others?