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* WordOfGod: While the author loves Ariel and Erskine, "I’m not as taken with other elements of the book, including the ending. I’d have ended the book differently if I could have figured out how. Some people were bothered by the ending, finding it {{ambiguous|Ending}}, and other people liked the ending ''because'' of its ambiguity." And on amazon.com he says:
--> "A publisher provided the premise of Ariel—an adoption that went awry. I was in Charleston when I began the book, and chose that extraordinary city as its setting. I don’t know to what extent the book works—I should note that not every reader agreed with the one quoted above—but I greatly enjoyed the interplay of Ariel and her friend Erskine, and on certain nights [[SugarWiki/HeartwarmingMoments I can still hear her flute off in the distance."]]
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--> "A publisher provided the premise of Ariel—an adoption that went awry. I was in Charleston when I began the book, and chose that extraordinary city as its setting. I don’t know to what extent the book works—I should note that not every reader agreed with the one quoted above—but I greatly enjoyed the interplay of Ariel and her friend Erskine, and on certain nights [[SugarWiki/HeartwarmingMoments I can still hear her flute off in the distance."]]
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