Tuesday, July 9, 2019

Favorite Characters From My Childhood



Welcome to Top Ten Tuesday! I had my post all written about villain characters and then I realized a few of them would give away plot in some new releases so I scrapped them and am starting over. Figuring out my top ten favorite childhood character's was a lot easier, too!






ONE - Ramona Quimby from Ramona the Pest by Beverly Clearly. She was my buddy!










TWO - Fern from Charlotte's Web. I lived in the suburbs and I loved it when we went out to our friend's farm in the country. I envied Fern.










THREE - How could you not love Stuart Little? He was this fun little mouse that just got himself into all kinds of trouble!








FOUR - Ralph, I believed was Stuart's cousin because he got himself into just as much trouble!
















FIVE - Laura Ingalls from Little House on the Prairie. I just wanted her to punch Nellie in the nose for being so mean to her. She was really the true all American girl!















SIX - I remember reading The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe at night under the covers with a flashlight. Aslan was courageous, brave, and would do anything for anyone. It took me awhile for my childhood brain to figure out who he mirrored. But once I did God had me lock, stock and barrel!















SEVEN - I read A Wrinkle in Time shortly after The Chronicles of Narnia and Meg quickly became a favored character.















EIGHT - I think every coming of age girl in the 70's read this book. I loved Margaret and could relate to the story.

















NINE - Ann with an E was sassy, snarky, smart, and a bookworm.











TEN - My first ugly cry book. Billy, Dan and Little Ann are characters that made a huge impression on me as a young 5th grader in Colorado.














What are your favorite character's from your childhood? Do we share some of the same one's? Let me know in the comments.






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