Falling for the Ghost of You

The mix of comedy and supernatural elements felt fresh and engaging. I'm curious what sparked the author's creative choice to combine these genres.

The ghost's witty remarks added a fun layer to the story, but I wondered if that was intentional or just my perception. Would love to hear others' thoughts!

The setting seems to amplify both the awkwardness and the charm of teenage romance. Did the author draw from personal experiences or entirely from imagination?