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Lizzie's witty voice kept me laughing even when the story tackled serious topics. How did the author strike that balance so effectively?

The cozy community felt so authentic and inviting. I wonder if real towns influenced the world-building or if it was all fictional.

Her mistakes felt very human and imperfect, which made her growth feel genuine. Did others see her as someone they could root for despite her flaws?