It feels extraordinarily bright — even though it touches on themes of pain, aggression, and destruction. The Book is the blend of genuine, heartfelt sincerity with subtle philosophy. It feels as though the story begins as a light, almost fairytale-like journey, but gradually draws the reader into deep reflections on real and serious matters: the influence of individuals on the world, the responsibility for our thoughts and actions, and how even small acts of kindness can have immense power.

The use of the "Formulas of good and evil" is brilliant — a rare case where a mathematical idea is seamlessly woven into a work of fiction, adding a new dimension without overwhelming the story.

In the end, the story leaves behind not just a plot, but a feeling: it makes one want to be better, to treat life — both one's own and others' — more gently.

A beautifully told tale that stays with you long after the last page.