Aviva DeKornfeld

And she would tell me.

And I remember kind of clocking pretty early on that she definitely didn't have that same flair for like... She just didn't.

She would be like, oh, and then like, yeah, they're starting to fall in love.

And I'd be like, well, how do they fall in love?

Why do they like each other?

I felt very connected to her through the books and through the storytelling because I think, you know, my grandma was not...

She wasn't particularly forthcoming about herself.

She wasn't someone who would come home and drop her bag and be like, God, I gotta tell you about my day.

That was not her.

And this was the first time that I felt like I was having a conversation with an adult who was talking to me about stuff going on in their own life, even if it was just the book they were reading.

The ones where I was like, oh, these were the ones that really caused a crisis for me.

There was this series of books called Twitches, which were about twin witches.

And they were like, the covers were like...

Those old school, like, early 2000s photo shoots where they would do, like, stock image photo shoots.

It wasn't, like, an illustration.

It was, like, a photo shoot of, like, two teenage girls.

Totally.

Exactly.

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

It was, like, about these two girls who found out that they were adopted and that they were twins.