Ti regalo la luna (ma non lo dire a nessuno)

The book seamlessly shifts between lighthearted and emotional scenes, which made me wonder how the author approached this tone. Did the pacing or character development influence that choice?

Her struggles felt so genuine and relatable, but I’m curious if that’s something the author has personal experience with or crafted purely from empathy.

The cozy, close-knit atmosphere really brought the story to life. I wonder if the author drew from personal experiences or specific places when creating this backdrop.