And what was yours, Bella?

Um, one of my favorite Greek retellings, I mean, apart from Percy Jackson, of course, is, um, Psyche and Eros by Luna McLamara som- um, I can't remember her last name, but it is just such a gorgeous retelling.

Like, I loved it so much.

It was my first introduction to them.

Um, and it's got this, like, pink and gold cover and, um, she just describes the characters so beautifully that I remember I went, um, like I visited Greece a couple months after I read the book, and I walked into this little store and I saw, like the, it was a little store selling little statues, and I saw this really gorgeous one and I, I think it's a replica of an actual, like, big statue that they have.

Um, and I was like, I, I have to have it, like, I just, I love them so much.

They're so beautiful, so I would recommend that one.

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Is it, like, people's intro into Greek myths and how much they love them? [laughs]

Yes, or [laughs] like if, if you talk to my parents they would tell you that I could not stop talking about these [laughs] when I was a kid.

Um, and it, um, started, like, a very lifelong love for Greek mythology, um, to the point where I've gone back to Greece many times and I'm actually learning Greek as, [laughs] as we speak.

Um, but yeah, and so something about, like, even though it's set in America, um, I just, I just loved it so much.

Like, we've got Percy, the main character, and then obviously he's got his two best friends, which is Annabeth and, and Grover.

Um, but you, it's just such a found family, and then something so exciting about them going to this summer camp, and then they get assig- oh, not assigned different houses, but, you know, you find out who your, your Greek god is as a parent.

And I just remember, like, my sister and I, we would spend such a long time being like, "Okay, so who's, like, your Greek god as a parent?"

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