We Need to Talk about Kevin

The narrative's focus on Kevin's point of view adds complexity and ambiguity. I'm curious whether this was planned from the start or developed during writing.

The book delves into the darker sides of raising children and the impact of upbringing. I wonder how others interpreted the author's message about parental responsibility.

The non-linear narrative keeps the reader guessing and heightens the sense of suspense. Was this structure chosen to mirror the chaos in the characters' minds?