L'ultimo cacciatore di libri

The historical backdrop adds such richness—I'm curious whether specific events or figures influenced this choice or if it was more about capturing the era's spirit.

Their passion for collecting and protecting books was inspiring, but the lengths they went to felt morally ambiguous at times. How did others interpret their actions?

The historical details felt so authentic, but I wonder how much was fictionalized to serve the narrative—did the author have to make tough choices about what to invent?