Il mondo, quello vero

The setting feels so authentic and relatable. I'm curious whether the author drew from personal experience or chose this environment to highlight certain themes.

His perspective is so unique, but it made me wonder how much of his experience is common among teens on the spectrum. Did others feel this mix of empathy and frustration?

The story seems to explore both internal acceptance and external misunderstandings. Was that intentional to show how these aspects influence each other?