Eon: Dragoneye Reborn

"This is probably my favorite book of all time, and I doubt I'll find anything to replace it anytime soon. I've read this book (and its sequal) twice now and am planning on reading it for a third time soon!<br/>Goodman did a beautiful job fleshing out the world she created and explaining everything in detail without dragging on about it. A problem I've found in a lot of fantasy is that the world either gets very little attention, or so much that you spend the first 100 pages just tudging through lore without any plotline in sight. Eon almost starts to creep into the latter category, but depending on your preferences you'll still find the beginning highly enjoyable.<br/><br/>With a lot of YA novels, you usually have to choose between a good and believeable plot or deep characters that make you care about each and every one of them, no matter how small. I personally found that this book offered both. No matter how frustrating it is when the characters make the wrong choice, it's still believable. I'd much rather read about characters that I can relate to making dumb choices (because I too make a lot of dumb choices) over characters that always have the perfect solutions to their problems right away.<br/>"