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Eisenberg’s writing feels both light and layered — I wonder what influenced her choice to keep the narration so quirky and engaging throughout.

The characters’ relationships seem to blur personal boundaries in intriguing ways. I'm curious how readers interpret the themes of identity versus connection here.

Listening to the narration adds a different flavor to Eisenberg's tone. Do you find it amplifies the whimsical feel or changes how the story lands?