Tutto per una ragazza

The book manages to be funny while tackling serious themes like parenthood and relationships. I wonder what influenced his approach to blending these tones.

The struggles and small victories felt authentic, but I’m curious if others saw parts that felt particularly true or perhaps idealized.

The urban British setting adds a lot to the story’s atmosphere, and I’d love to know what inspired that choice or if it was drawn from Hornby’s own experiences.