Lost Boy

The story delves into heavy themes like abuse and trauma—I'm curious what motivated the author to tell this kind of story and what they hoped readers would take away.

It’s a tough journey to see a character come back from such depths—was it inspiring or did it feel a bit rushed? Would love to hear others' thoughts.

The book shifts between despair and light—what do you think led to the pacing of these emotional highs and lows? Did it enhance or hinder the story for you?