Top Ten Tuesday: Favorite Character Relationships

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This week’s topic is: Favorite Character Relationships (These can be platonic or not. Romantic relationships, parent/child, siblings, family bonds, friendships, found families, pet/human, etc.)

All Time Favorite

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GONE WITH THE WIND, Clark Gable, Vivien Leigh, 1939.

In no way am I endorsing the horrific racism with which Margaret Mitchell wrote the voices of the enslaved persons in the book! Never. Scarlett and Rhett are one of literary history’s greatest romances. Gone With the Wind.

My Second All-Time Favorite

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Ralph and Meggie–The Thorn Birds by Colleen McCullough

 

The Other Eight

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Noah & great-nephew Michael

Akin by Emma Donoghue

 

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I did not expect to finish, let alone LOVE this book. But, I’d have to say I LOVE Henry and Alex!

Red, White, and Royal Blue by Casey McQuiston

 

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A new fave: Billy and Margot!

Charm City Rocks by Matthew Norman

 

 

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Jess & Ed and the kids and the dog!

One Plus One by JoJo Moyes

 

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Albert, Mose, and Emmy in This Tender Landby William Kent Krueger

 

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The entire Mackenzie family! I need to read more!

A Mackenzie Yuletide by Jennifer Ashley

 

 

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The good staff members at Women’s Friend

Dear Mrs Byrd, Yours Cheerfully, and the new installment, Mrs Porter Calling by AJ Pearce

 

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The whole Raman family! If this becomes a t.v. show I’ll watch it, even if it’s on Netflix (though I don’t want to give them $ after the red haired prince & wife were on there).

Late Bloomers by Deepa Varadarajan

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