review to come later but I'm quite frustrated at SOME aspects of this book 
 /spoilers/ 
 So, welcome back to the world of the school for girls and boys - wait what?! 
 After our main protagonist and antagonist leaves, the world became separated between boys and girls. In a way, it portrays how we feel about boys and girls at a young age - however, at their teenage years, it was a little immature. 
 However, like the first book, it was still a quick and fun read. I really enjoyed the part where Sophie turns into a boy and she questions how come Agatha couldn't have both - as much as I question it as well. Why must you choose in fairytales? I mean, yes, we always have a choice but why can't choosing both sides be an option? Fairytales don't all just end in happily ever after. In a flip perspective, that happily ever after is just a bright future for the protagonists. 
 Another thing that I loved about this book was how the gnome can turn into a male or female until a set age. Yuba said something along the lines that it helps them understand each gender better to prevent any hostilities. I feel like that concept is great but since we can't do that in life nor without a potion in that book, communication is key. Too bad everyone has their little secrets and one thing led to another. 
 I think a major downfall of this book was the distrust Agatha had for Sophie. In the original book, we had Agatha who would do anything for Sophie because she is her friend. However, in this series, she just turns a 180 on her friend. Not only does she not trust her friend wholeheartedly, she chose a boy who she just met. I feel like it was quite shallow on Agatha's end and it made me really frustrated. If she claims that Sophie's her best friend, it wouldn't have turned 180 that immediately after a few magical additions done by the dean. What I loved about Agatha in book one became a huge disappointment in book 2. The opposite could be said of Sophie. It was as if they had switched roles. It's aggravating! UGHZ. 
 Overall, this was still a quick and fun read...if only some of the issues could've been fixed. Still love the cover though