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Not Defined By FND | 6 comments Mod
What themes stood out to you the most in this story? How were they explored through the characters?

Which character did you relate to the most, and why?


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KBear | 3 comments I enjoyed this book - it was a "feel good".

I’d say, for me, currently, I related most to Tova. Her quiet strength, her routine-driven life, and her subtle but deep well of emotion felt very human. She's someone who has lived through pain but still finds a way to be kind and open to connection. I admired her resilience, and the way she slowly allows herself to hope and feel again was really moving. However, several years ago I probably would have related most to Cameron.

One of the things that I loved most is how the story shows that connection can come from the most unexpected places. The characters all start off isolated in their own ways, but through small acts of kindness and curiosity—especially the unique bond between Tova and Marcellus—they start to feel seen and understood. It’s a reminder that sometimes the people (or animals!) who help us the most aren’t the ones we expect, and that even the smallest connections can make a huge difference.


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