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Morris's reflections weave together personal memory and historical context. I'm curious how much of her own experience shaped the narrative.

The way Morris captures the essence of a place as more than just geography made me wonder if she was also exploring her own sense of belonging.

It made me think about how much our sense of place is tied to who we are. Does the book suggest that we’re defined by the places we inhabit or by our memories of them?