I remember being in class years ago and having my classmate let me borrow this book when I let him borrow one of my favorites. He told me I was going to love it, and boy was he right.

I also remember being at work and folding laundry and overhearing a coworker listening to the audiobook. I told her I loved that series, and she informed me of her love for it as well.

I can't believe I didn't sit down and reread it then. Instead, I finally sat down and listened to the audiobook of a series I loved.

Starting again, I will say, my feelings have slightly changed about the series; however, I still love the series. Maybe not as much as I once did, but this book's mix of history, myth, and magic still leaves me in awe, and I honestly feel like this book doesn't get enough credit or love. The world Michael Scott creates still leaves me in awe. Things I never thought could be connected are in this series, and it amazes me! It is so seamless as well like these very different can't live without each other.

This book is such a great start to a great series, and I feel like those who Harry Potter, Percy Jackson, and even animes like the Fate series, will love this series and all the magic, myth, and history that is tied in.