The Last Bathing Beauty

The way the past and present interwove kept me engaged, but I wonder if it was clear enough for all readers. Did the structure enhance the emotional impact for others?

That unique setting added a nostalgic charm and history to the novel. I'm curious whether this was based on real events or a creative choice to symbolize self-acceptance.

The book has lighthearted moments but also tackles heavy topics like loss and identity. Did that tone shift feel natural or jarring at any point?