L'ultima famiglia di Istanbul

The narrative feels intimate and authentic, making me wonder how much of her personality the author aimed to capture directly versus through reflection. Was this a conscious decision to deepen the reader's connection?

Her struggles and triumphs felt very real, but I wonder if others found her journey relatable or if it highlighted aspects of their own backgrounds.

The selection of events felt very deliberate, balancing personal milestones with cultural context. What do you think led to the emphasis on certain stories over others?