L'estate in cui imparammo a volare

The narrative jumps between different time periods, which kept the story dynamic. I'm curious what influenced her choice to tell the story this way—was it planned from the start?

The book really made me reflect on the lasting impact of friendship and loss. Am I the only one who found the ending unexpectedly tearjerking?

The setting felt so authentic and cozy, almost like a character itself. I wonder if real places or personal experiences shaped the backdrop for the story.