Erin: The Beast Player

The descriptions made it seem like these creatures had a life of their own. I wonder how much of that was inspired by actual animal behavior or folklore.

It added emotional depth but also made me think about the importance of empathy. Was this meant to comment on environmental or human-animal relationships?

Some chapters delved deeply into the politics and traditions, which slowed things down for me. Do others think that was necessary for the story’s impact?