Ho visto un rospo

The book’s sharp wit and satire make it stand out — I wonder if the author drew from personal experiences or observations of the upper class.

Some of the antics felt so exaggerated but also oddly familiar. I’d love to hear if others saw parts of their own family dramas in this chaos.

The book has a light tone but still touches on genuine family bonds. I’m curious whether that mix was planned from the start or evolved naturally during writing.