We leven in water

The book weaves multiple perspectives and timelines; I wonder what inspired him to tell these stories this way and how he planned their connections.

Their personal conflicts felt so real and relatable, making me reflect on my own family and past. Am I the only one who felt this emotional resonance?

Throughout the novel, characters face setbacks but also moments of hope. I’m curious if the author was intentionally highlighting that redemption is within reach for most people.