Annie Ernaux captures the nostalgia of youth, stating that summers before age twenty-five are so intense that they blur into memories of first experiences.
Healy explores the essence of young womanhood in summer, focusing on the profound emotional connections formed between girls, whether as friendships or romantic entanglements.
The intertwining narratives in stories like Water Lilies highlight the intricate bonds of girlhood, defined by intense emotions that often transcend conventional love.
In a culture obsessed with first romances, the more significant stories often lie in the fierce, passionate friendships among girls that impact their formative years.
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