Giò il miliardario

The humor was fantastic, but I wondered if the focus on wealth made the message a bit too heavy-handed at times. Did others feel the same?

It’s such a bold choice that drives most of the story's humor and lessons. I’m curious if this was based on real childhood experiences or just pure satire.

It seems like a funny exaggeration, but I wonder if it sparks thoughts about materialism and values among kids today. Did anyone's perspective change after reading?