Śniadanie na Montmartre

The book balances wit with serious themes, making the hardships feel relatable yet approachable. Did anyone else find that humor made the story more impactful?

Her voice feels authentic and vibrant, capturing the complexities of her world. I wonder if the author drew from personal experiences or observations.

Her desire for a better future resonated deeply, but I was curious whether the ending felt hopeful or bittersweet to others.