Ese instante de felicidad

The story's emphasis on small, poignant moments really resonated with me. I'm curious if this approach was a conscious choice to highlight everyday joy or if it evolved naturally during writing.

The book's ending was open and bittersweet, which made me wonder how readers interpret the characters' next steps. Did the ending feel satisfying or unresolved to others?

Having read other Moccia novels, I noticed a different tone here. Do others see this as a departure or evolution in his storytelling style?