Abhorsen (Abhorsen, #3)

by Garth Nix

“The Clayr Saw a sword and so I was. Remember the Wallmakers. Remember Me.”

I don’t have to try to be someone else, someone I could never be.”

Lirael spent the next few seconds walling off the news, pushing it down to where she had always pushed her distress, somewhere that allowed her to keep on going.

it is better to do something than nothing, even if the cost is great.”

Now it simply said, “Remember Nehima.”

Together, the bells and Dog sang a song that was more than sound and power. It was the song of the earth, the moon, the stars, the sea, and the sky, of Life and Death and all that was and would be.