アーサー・ペッパーの八つの不思議をめぐる旅

The charm collection adds a whimsical touch, but I'm curious whether this was planned from the start or developed during writing. It really brought his journey to life.

His slow unfolding of memories felt genuine, but I wonder if others found the pacing reflective of real healing or if it felt a bit slow at times.

The book has a charming, lighthearted tone, but also touches on deep themes of loss. I'm interested in how the tone was calibrated to evoke both laughter and tears.