Hannah Armstrong

Yes, with my adult money.

My adult money.

The Raven Boys.

I think it was probably my first foray into like urban fantasy.

Actually, I tell a lie.

So as a teenager, I read the Mortal Instruments series, which is kind of probably another formative.

Yes, formative experience.

But I read this one, I think it was kind of that bridge back into fantasy for me because it was set in our world but it's also very witchy and it has kind of those elements that I am now super drawn to in any of my reading really.

So character driven and it being really focused on like found family and a little bit of like witchy stuff going on as well, which I was like.

They're so good.

Oh, great.

I can lend you one if you promise to return it to me in pristine condition.

Well, it was in my, don't ask me how old I am.

It was my trying to find fish.

No, it was probably about 10 years ago where I read them for the first time.

But yes, I have.

I've reread both of them physically and also on audio.

I like to kind of get into a different format experience as well.

But they definitely hold up.

Like there's always kind of something new to discover in each one.