Bewitched by Bella's Brother

The book has a playful tone but also touches on serious themes like family and identity. I'm curious how the author approached blending these elements for a middle-grade audience.

It's not often you see romantic themes like this handled so openly for middle-grade readers. How do others think this will influence young readers' understanding of love and family?

The world feels so inviting and creative — I wonder if the author based it on personal experiences or an entirely imaginary place.