Top Ten Tuesday is hosted by the lovelies over at The Broke and the Bookish
A little fact about me: I was homeschooled. Most of my classes were done at home until I reached highschool and I started going to a co-op once a week to take classes that my mom wasn't comfortable teaching, like foreign languages, higher levels of math, etc. At the co-op we had a cafeteria but some kids only went for one class in the morning or evening so we weren't there consistently all day to have a set lunch period. I usually showed up at 8:30 and left at 3 because of how many classes I took, but I had a hour and a half break for lunch. So I never really had that 'cafeteria experience'.
This Top Ten Tuesday is fun for me because I get to pretend for a little bit I'm getting to hang out with some of my favorite characters doing something I've never done before.
1.
Bilbo Baggins
From Lord of the Rings & The Hobbit by J. R. R. Tolkien
I rather like going on adventures. I think Bilbo would be a fun one to sit with. We could go on adventures together of he could tell me all about his.
2.
Chris McCandless aka Alexander Supertramp
From Into The Wild by Jon Krakauer
So I know this is technically stretching it as Chris McCandless was a real person...but I love this book almost more than any other and I'm pretty sure had Chris and I gone to school at the same time we would have ended up as best friends. Most of the journeys he went on sound incredible and life changing, and we share a lot of the same beliefs about life. So I'm picking him.
Puck
From The Iron Fey series by Julie Kagawa
Puck is sassy and a trouble maker. I like that. It would make lunch fun.
4.
Rose Hathaway
From The Vampire Academy series by Richelle Mead
Another sassy and funny one, just like Puck. I like my table to have copious amounts of humor and sass.
5.
Peter Townsend
From My Blood Approves by Amanda Hocking
He'd be the brooding, quiet, good looking one.
6.
Audrey
From Audrey, Wait! by Robin Benway
Audrey and I would be able to share tunes with one another.
7.
Belly & Conrad
From The Summer Series by Jenny Han
I have always found Belly and Conrad to be two of the most interesting characters. They are so different yet so similar and both are so intriguing. They would definitely add depth to the table.
8.
Neville Longbottom
From The Harry Potter series by J. K. Rowling
I adore Neville. He would help keep us out of trouble (because we all know how good Neville is at standing up to his friends). And he's just incredibly adorable.
9.
Luna Lovegood
From The Harry Potter series by J. K. Rowling
I love Luna. I want her and her craziness at my table.
10.
Gemma, Ann, Felicity, and Pippa
From The Gemma Doyle trilogy by Libba Bray
Can you see the pattern in me liking adventurers? Cause I do. And these girls were dreamers and adventures so it would be a must that they are at my table.
So there are just some of the characters I would like to sit at my table at lunch. There are so many more that I could add to this list, but alas, my table is already more than full.
What about you, what characters would you have at your table?
I love Belly and Conrad (and Jeremiah!)! I also wish I had included Luna in my list, she would be such a great personality to have around to add something different.
ReplyDeleteAH! I love your list so much. Great picks. =) I'd love to be friends with Luna!
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Rose Hathaway rocks!!!! I'd definitely want her sitting at my lunch table!! :)
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Oh my gosh, Neville! How could I have forgotten about him. He totally would have had a spot at my lunch table. I adore Neville, too. And Luna, of course. :)
ReplyDeleteI'd love to have Luna Lovegood at my table too!
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