Miriam (As Filhas de Rashi, Book II)

Her choice of setting adds rich historical depth but also raises questions about how she brought that world to life. I wonder what research or ideas influenced this specific backdrop.

Her personal sacrifices and inner conflicts felt very real, making me reflect on how faith shapes our choices. I'd love to hear if others felt the same intensity.

Her growth seems intertwined with her community and faith. I'm curious how much of her journey was driven by personal desire versus societal expectations.