Tiems, kurie neskaito

I'm curious about the creative choice to focus on characters who don't read. Did the idea come from personal observations or a desire to challenge stereotypes?

The book made me reflect on how I perceive reading and non-readers. I wonder if it encourages readers to be more empathetic or just more aware of different perspectives.

Listening to the story might add a different layer of intimacy or humor. I'm interested in whether the author envisioned it as an audiobook from the start or if it works better in this format.