I fantasmi di Parigi

The historical context adds so much depth to the characters' journeys. I'm curious whether real events influenced the narrative or if it was more about capturing the spirit of that era.

The city feels alive and almost like a person in the story. I wonder how much of that was based on Faulks's personal experiences or research.

Their perspectives enrich each other, but the structure also made me wonder about the pacing and how the dual narratives were planned from the start.