Tita's Diary (Like Water For Chocolate Book 2)

Reading Tita's thoughts directly gave a personal touch, but I wonder if it limited the perspective or added depth? Was this structure planned from the start?

The blending of magic and reality added so much charm, but I was sometimes unsure what was literal and what was metaphor. How did others interpret these moments?

It gave such an intimate glimpse into her world, but I’m curious whether this choice was to reflect cultural storytelling traditions or for another reason.