Milagro: O la guerra del campo di fagioli

The way the townspeople's relationships and conflicts unfold feels so authentic. I'm curious if real-life communities influenced these portrayals or if they were imagined entirely.

The book made me laugh but also made me think about social justice issues. How do others feel the humor impacted the message's effectiveness?

The details about the setting and traditions add so much richness. I wonder what inspired the author to weave these elements into the story.