So Not Happening

The book blends lighthearted moments with deeper spiritual themes. Did the author aim to make faith feel approachable through comedy or was it a natural fit for the story?

Her struggles with identity and faith seemed very relatable, especially for young readers figuring out who they are. Was this a deliberate choice to resonate with that audience?

The community felt warm and real, almost like a character itself. I wonder if the author drew from personal experiences or created a fictional town to serve the story.