Lily Crozier

Yes.

So I did the full series when I was 20.

And then I did a little reread just a couple weeks ago to get back into the world a bit.

And I just love the characters because there's three main characters.

There's Leif, Barda, and Jasmine.

And it's, yeah, so it's like, I just remember as a kid, there was like one of the greatest plot twists to me.

And now rereading it, I'm like, okay, well, it's like a little bit obvious, but it just like, it changed my view of everything.

When you're young and innocent, you're like, oh my God, no one's ever done this before.

I think I actually have recommended Del Toro Quest to somebody that I know loves fantasy, but actually hasn't done a lot of reading.

And I was like, this is perfect.

This will get you right into it.

I did do a reread of Percy Jackson and the Lightning Thief a couple years ago, and I still love it so much.

But I think I was a bit like, okay, this is a lot more for a younger audience than I remember, even though I still do love it.

And then Eragon, of course, you can't go wrong with Eragon.

Oh.

So this is like books that I love now.

So yeah, three books that really stand out in my mind.

One is Once Upon a Broken Heart.

I love, I just, because it's the fantasy, but it's also like I love Evangeline.

She loves wearing dresses and, you know, sweet things.