The House of Always

The story weaves through different characters and timelines, which can be challenging to follow. I'm curious what inspired the decision to tell it this way and how she kept it all coherent.

The story's emotional depth really hit me, especially during key moments of loss. I'm wondering if others found certain scenes particularly impactful or surprising.

Dragons often symbolize power and wisdom, but in this book, they seem to carry deeper meaning. What do you think Lyons was trying to say about tradition versus change?