L'innocenza dell'asino

The book has a lighthearted tone but still keeps the suspense alive. I'm curious how the author manages to maintain that balance without undermining the tension.

The community felt so vivid, but I wondered if the limited scope affected how deep the characters could go. What are others' thoughts on this?

It really made the mystery feel cozy and personal, but I'm curious if the author drew from real places or created this setting entirely from imagination.