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I was tagged by the amazing Jenna at Bookmark Your Thoughts. Thanks for thinking of me, Jenna!
Here’s the link to the post where I was tagged:
The Rules:
- Thank the creators of the tag (Ash & Lo @ Windowsill Books).
- Thank whoever tagged you!
- List five book characters who you are most like and explain why.
- Tag your friends!
My Five Book Characters (in no particular order):

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Hermione Granger – Harry Potter
How could I not pick Hermione? I’ve been a fan of her character since first reading the books in elementary school. Then, I absolutely fell in love with Emma Watson’s portrayal of her in the movies. She’s smart, bookish, clever, and cheeky. She keeps the boys in line, too.
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Molly McIntire – American Girl
I easily identified with Molly when I first read her books in elementary school. She loves adventure, reading, spending time with her friends, down to struggling with math! Her father is in the military, like I was.
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Matilda Wormwood – Matilda
I loved Matilda’s personality from the beginning. She loves school and learning, and learning as often as possible.
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Jo March – Little Women
I had to read Little Women for a project in my English class during my freshman year of high school. I had trouble with Louisa May Alcott’s writing style at first, but I found myself loving Jo. She’s a bookworm, a geek, and passionate. She also loves writing. I want to re-read the book soon!
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Karen – The Baby-sitters Little Sister series
Karen is the blonde girl in the image above. As I mentioned in my recent Awesome Authors post about Ann M. Martin, I found myself devouring all the Little Sister books in my libraries. I really identified with Karen – She went through a lot as an eight-year-old! She got glasses earlier than I did (I started in sixth grade), but she was teased like I was. She loves making mischief, playing outside, and reading. She has so many adventures with her family and friends. As an only child, there were many times that Karen felt like a friend!
That’s all! Are there book characters that are like you?
Until the next headline, Laura Beth 🙂
Awesome character choices! I can’t believe I forgot to put Matilda! I relate to her on so many levels!! Oh well, but I also feel you with connecting with Matilda. There’s also a part of me who identified with Hermione, though she’s much more studious than I ever was. I loved school…but I definitely wasn’t as dedicated as her ha-ha!
Thank you for the compliments – you’re such a sweetheart! ❤
I’m glad you tagged me! Hermione is far more dedicated than most of us in this world – Ha! I love giving compliments, too.