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The story weaves intimate family moments with the broader horrors of the Holocaust. I'm curious what led to this storytelling choice and how it affected the emotional impact.

The moral dilemmas faced by the characters felt so raw and real. How did others connect with the moments where they had to make impossible decisions?

The French backdrop adds layers to the history and characters' identities. I'm wondering if the author had a specific reason for choosing this location or if it evolved during writing.