A Crown of Wishes is a book about a couple of 18-year-olds snarking at each other. Is it funny? Oh yes, but in that Rom-Com 'laugh or roll your eyes' kind of way. 
 But I'm being critical up front, so now that that's out of the way... 
 Chokshi has no problem making her fantasies 'fantastic.' Much like in The Star-Touched Queen, the Otherworld is full of metaphors made manifest: stories in the form of birds, fruit that brings out who you really are, a land pulled directly from your dreams (or nightmares), a hunt for the key to immortality, and I love it just as much here as I did before. 
 ...perhaps more, since Vikram and Gauri don't have the entanglement of a love and destiny that spans lifetimes pulling them together, but rather spend most of the book deliberately needling each other. It's petty, funny, and occasionally juvenile, but also very human, which makes the story more relatable. 
 In sum, it's a cute book. Not sure what else to say.