The cover of her book would have a design that combines her love for the Harry P

The cover of her book would have a design that combines her love for the Harry Potter universe with the personal narrative of her experience as a fan. In the center, a young woman of 26, with long brown hair and a dreamy expression, stands against the backdrop of a magical bookstore, filled with curved shelves filled with books, wands, and other iconic artifacts from the Potter universe. She is dressed in a Hogwarts robe, halfway between fantasy and reality, indicating the fine line that her passion walks. In one hand, she holds a wand with a soft light coming from the tip, representing the magic that still lives within her. Around the young woman, small details subtly refer to the series: an owl flying in the upper left corner, a quill that appears to be writing on its own, and an open box of Chocolate Frogs next to a goblet, suggesting that she has just cast a spell. In the background, among the bookshelves, a shadowy and indistinct figure represents the criticism and judgments of others about her love for something "childish." The figure, although present, is small and does not overshadow the brilliance of the magical elements. The title of the book is in gold letters with an elegant font, evoking the feeling of something ancient and precious. Above the title, a small lightning-shaped scar, subtle but recognizable, pays homage to the series that so inspired it.