Over bijen en mist

The story feels like a delicate balance between everyday life and mystical elements. I'm curious what inspired the author to fuse these genres so seamlessly.

The characters' struggles felt so real despite the fantastical setting. I wonder if the magic served as a metaphor for their inner conflicts.

The atmosphere really immerses you in the story—it's almost like another character. I'd love to know if the world-building was planned or developed organically.