Schoonmoeders en ander ongemak

The funny moments felt so genuine, but I also appreciated the emotional depth. Did the humor resonate differently with others in this stage of life?

The portrayal of these relationships felt so authentic and refreshing. I wonder if personal experiences influenced this focus or if it was a conscious choice to highlight underrepresented stories.

It’s easy to either laugh or feel moved, but this book seemed to do both seamlessly. Did anyone else find the tone shifts surprising or well-executed?