布魯克林倒帶青春

The way the characters navigate love and friendship felt real but also a bit nostalgic. Did their struggles resonate with anyone else’s experiences?

The setting feels so vivid and lived-in—I'm curious whether Emma Straub drew from personal experience or crafted it entirely from imagination.

The lighthearted moments made the emotional scenes hit even harder. Was this a deliberate choice to keep the story accessible and warm?