La peor bruja ataca de nuevo

The setting feels so lively and cozy—I'm curious whether she visualized a specific real school or just let her imagination run wild. Did any particular inspiration shape the school’s atmosphere?

The book had me laughing but also felt like it had moments of genuine warmth. How do others think the humor contributes to the story’s charm without undermining its message?

The mix of magic, relatable struggles, and humor seems to resonate across generations. I wonder what elements have kept it so beloved over the years.