Any Witch Way

The lighthearted tone made the magic feel fun, but I still cared about the characters' challenges. How did the author manage to keep that balance?

It made the fantasy feel more relatable, but I wonder if that was a conscious decision to make the magic more accessible or to subvert typical magical worlds.

Her abilities felt unique and well-developed. Did the author hint at backstory that I might have missed, or is this an open question in the series?