Top Ten Tuesday – 10 of My Favorite Bookish Families

 

Top Ten Tuesday was created by The Broke and the Bookish in June of 2010 and was moved to That Artsy Reader Girl in January 2018. It was born of a love of lists, a love of books, and a desire to bring bookish friends together.  Top Ten Tuesday has been one of my favorite memes ever since I started blogging, so huge thanks to Jana for taking over the hosting duties!

This week’s TTT topic is Relationship Freebie (Pick a relationship type and choose characters who fit that relationship as it relates to you. So, characters you’d like to date, be friends with, be enemies with, etc. Bookish families you’d like to be a part of, characters you’d want as your siblings, pets you’d like to take for yourself, etc.).

I decided to share some of my favorite families from the books I’ve read over the years. Some are biologically-related families, while others are found families. What they all have in common, whether biologically related or not, is that their relationships with one another are just so heartwarming, supportive, and fun.

 

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10 of My Favorite Bookish Families

 

 

Who are some of your favorite bookish families?

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  1. Angela @ Literary Wanderer
    Angela @ Literary Wanderer says:

    The Bridgertons! Some of my favorite parts of those books are the scenes between the siblings and all their banter, and Violet always adds humor and heart.

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  2. Tanya @ Girl Plus Books
    Tanya @ Girl Plus Books says:

    Loved the family in When in Rome. Those siblings really stuck together. I loved their weekly get-togethers (where they played cards, I think?).

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  3. Sam@WLABB
    Sam@WLABB says:

    *High Five* I love the Aunties, too. I forgot about the siblings in the Rome series. I adore them! I focused on more recent books, but I would have included them. They have a great dynamic. The Murphy women are fabulous, and I like that you included some found family. Those are always great, and the Ren Faire people were fantastic.

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