Who's your favorite character in the last book you read? Share yours below!
Mine is Rosie from Karen Stensgaard's Blueness. She is friendly and fun to be with. She is always there for her friends.
Favorite character in the last book you read?
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books_andpoetri
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LJaudon
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Alice in wonderland
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My favorite character from the last book I read is Meg Mackworth. I recommend Love Lettering by Kate Clayborn to fans of romance. 
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Becks39
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Favorite character from the last book I read is Feyre and Rhysand from A Court Of Thorns and Roses by Sarah J. Maas! Its an AMAZING fantasy romance with lots of action and adventure. 100000% recommend to anybody who loves Romance and fantasy
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JaeBlessing
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Hans the Eider Hunter from "Journey To The Center Of The Earth" by Jules Verne. 
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My favorite character from the last book I read is Emira. The book is called Such a Fun Age by Kiley Reid.
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Have you read the whole series yet or just the first book? If you've just read the first then you're in for a treat because the second is even more amazing!!
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The characters Parvanah and Ove from the book "A man called Ove" by Fredrik Backman. The bonding they had was like, she was the daughter he never had. I wouldn't say they are my favourite characters but I would say it's my favourite bonding that I ever read.
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Kaz from Six of Crows by Leigh Bardugo.
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Varshaa
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My favourite character is Katniss Everdeen from the Hunger games series. She is strong, witty and bold.
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Faolan from Wolves of the Beyond.
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Malini, from The jasmine throne. Not many female characters are portrayed as morally grey and it's such a treat to read about women using whatever and whoever they need to achieve their goals.
