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The town feels so vivid and full of character — I wonder if it was based on a real place or a mix of different towns the author knew.

Her struggles with self-identity and perseverance really resonated with me, especially as a young reader trying to find my own path.

It manages to be funny without undermining the real challenges Hope faces. I’d love to hear thoughts on how this tone works for different readers.