Frozen: A Sister More Like Me

The balance between humor and heartfelt moments felt really authentic. I'm curious if that was based on personal experiences or a deliberate choice to reflect real sibling dynamics.

The themes of identity and self-acceptance came through so powerfully, especially in a children's book. How might this influence young readers' understanding of themselves?

Seeing a different side of the characters added depth I didn't expect. I'm interested in what prompted this fresh take on such a beloved story.