Happy Are the Happy

Reza's take on happiness feels both personal and philosophical. I'm curious how this aligns or contrasts with classic French literary themes.

The book seemed so breezy at first, but I kept sensing an underlying tension. Was that just me, or is there more to the characters' smiles?

Reza's storytelling feels rooted in the mundane but layered with meaning. Wondering what prompted this approach and how it shapes the reader's experience.