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The wit in Miss Buncle's observations is charming but sometimes understated. Did the humor land for others, or was it more of a dry laugh for some?

It’s such a clever premise—combining small-town gossip with the power of storytelling. I wonder if the author drew from personal experiences or just loved the idea of a secret novelist.

Some scenes made me think about class and social pretenses in a fresh way. Did others find that the satire made the story more layered than it first appeared?