The Sunday Fun Five #41
Sunday Fun 5:
#35: The 5 Reasons You Choose Not to Read a Book
#36:The 5 Types of Reading Slumps Every Reader Suffers From
#37:The 5 Foods You've Read About in Books, But Want to Try In Real Life
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#37:
#38: The 5 Scary-Sounding Books You Want to Read
#39:The 5 Scary Movies You Want to Read the Book Version Of
#40:The 5 Books You Want to Read Before 2015 Ends
#41: The 5 Characters from Books You're Grateful For
For the 6th of December: #42: The 5 Bookish Charities Santa Claus Approves Of
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#40:
#41: The 5 Characters from Books You're Grateful For
For the 6th of December: #42: The 5 Bookish Charities Santa Claus Approves Of
A Countdown of
The 5 Characters from Books You're Grateful For
(With short and sweet explanations.)
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| Image from Fanpop |
The Boy Who Lived represents the hero in all of us, whether we happen to be kids or adults.
4. Meg Corbyn from The Others Series by Anne Bishop
Because not all heroines are fearless and physically 'bulletproof'.
3. Aerin of The Hero and the Crown by Robin McKinley
A dragon-slaying independent heroine who taught me girls can do whatever they choose to, on their own.
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| From the movie version |
Sometimes the best heroes start out flipping pancakes.
1. Lisbeth Salander of The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo by Stieg Larsson
We can't all be perfect, and Lisbeth is perfectly imperfect.
