High Wizardry

The detailed magic system and world-building really stood out to me. I'm curious whether it was inspired by her own experiences or a desire to make magic feel real for young readers.

The book managed to be exciting without taking itself too seriously, which made it a fun read. Would love to hear if others felt the same way or if they wanted more depth.

The protagonist faces challenges that seem intimidating but grows through them. Do you think this book effectively inspires kids to believe in themselves?