Everyone brave is forgiven

The book beautifully alternates between lighthearted and somber scenes, making the characters’ resilience feel authentic. I'm curious about how the author approached this tonal balance.

Their small acts of courage felt so genuine and inspiring, but I wonder if others found certain moments particularly impactful or relatable.

The historical backdrop adds such depth and tension — I’d love to hear what drew the author to this period and how it shaped the story’s themes.