Facciamo che ero morta

The book balances comedy with moments of genuine emotional depth, which isn't easy. I'm curious if this contrast was a deliberate choice from the start.

Her struggles felt very real, but some of her choices made me uneasy. Are there readers who connected with her on a deeper level?

The mundane yet quirky environment really grounded the story. I wonder if the author drew from personal experiences or crafted it purely from imagination.