Honestly, this book feels like Tom Felton said, "You know what? If everyone wants to hear about Harry Potter, I'll do it, but they have to listen to my pitch about the dangers of substance abuse and the importance of mental health." And to tell the truth, I deeply respect that, which is why I gave it 3 stars instead of the solid 2.5 I was sitting at for most of the audiobook.

Yes, Felton is casually entertaining (I love his attempt at an American accent, it had me in hysterics), and if you really like Harry Potter, you'd probably find this cool, but ultimately, there is just not much here, aside from the pitch about taking care of yourself rooted in Felton's experiences at the very end. Which is what famous kids writing memoirs is like, I'm learning.