Alguém para correr comigo (Brochura)

The book captures such a nuanced view of growing up in Israel. Did anyone else feel the line between childhood and adulthood was especially delicate here?

The setting felt integral to the story's emotional depth. I wonder if personal experience or research shaped this cultural backdrop.

The way characters grapple with memories felt very authentic. How do others interpret the book’s take on how memory shapes identity?