Her Şey Geçip Gider

Grossman weaves multiple viewpoints to depict the chaos of war. I wonder what inspired the choice to tell this through various characters instead of a single narrative arc.

The book balances intense moments with deep musings on life and morality. I’m curious if others found the philosophical passages enriching or somewhat distancing.

The characters endure so much, yet the book seems to ask whether moral integrity can survive in such conditions. What do others see as the core message about human strength here?