I nostri giorni infiniti

The narrative voice adds such intimacy and tension, but I wonder what led the author to focus on childhood innocence amidst chaos.

The story's tension really escalates towards the end, but the slower middle made me curious if that was intentional to reflect the characters' emotional states.

It felt raw and honest, but I wonder if the focus on trauma might be triggering for some readers. Did the portrayal feel authentic or emotionally overwhelming?