Suggest me a book/novel wherein third-person narration is interspersed with first-person narration that is (in your opinion) “done well.”

Although I’m not exactly a fan of fantasy, I have no restrictions on genre.

But regardless of genre, I’d prefer a stand-alone book (not a series).

edited to add (because i suddenly thought my title may not be helpful):
Let’s say there’s a narrative framing device of a guy reading a journal of memoirs. Guy (reader) reflects on the memoir (written in first person) in the third person. Like any given full chapter is devoted to either the reader or the memoir. Something like this and bonus points if there’s a e-book version!

by literal-e0