Each week, there is a different topic, and all you need to do is give your answers in the form of a top ten list, but if you don't have enough books for a top ten list, just fit whatever you can.
This week, we tackle the sometimes dreaded, but sometimes loved issue of going back to school. Okay... I've been out of high school for six years now, but I occasionally work at my high school. I miss the feeling of going back to school. I miss it so much that I think I'm going to go back to school next year to get my Master's in Education.
Alright... but moving on...
Top Ten Book Characters That Would Be Sitting At My Lunch Table (you know...back to school theme)
- Cath Avery from Fangirl - The girl refused to go to the dining hall, so you might be wondering why I'm picking her. Truth be told, I'm a lot like Cath. I had trouble fitting in in college, especially when my friends transferred away. I feel like Cath would be my other half, and we'd be besties because we understand what it's like to feel like such an outcast.
- Wren Avery from Fangirl - I think Wren would be sitting at our lunch table out of pity and family obligations. But I think that she would bring some life to the table.
- Charlie from The Perks of Being a Wallflower - In a way, I can see myself trying to help Charlie fit it. I also think he'd be another great friend.
- Mia Hall from If I Stay - She loves music. I love music. She's in orchestra, and I was in band. I'm sure we'd have a lot to talk about just because of our love of instrumental and classical music.
- Adam Wilde from If I Stay - Come on. Where Mia goes, Adam goes. I also think he'd be another great and entertaining person at the lunch table. He and Wren would liven things up.
- Jude Hernandez from The Book of Broken Hearts - Jude and I would become friends because we've seen the horrible things that Alzheimer's can do to a person and a family. I think the rest of the gang would listen to her and cheer her up.
- Anna Oliphant from Anna and the French Kiss - Now this isn't any pristine French boarding school, but I think that Anna would fit in at our lunch table. She seems like a normal person who is just embarrassed because of her dad, and I think she'd want friends who wouldn't freak out about how he is famous. Besides, I can see Cath totally bashing him.
- Cassie Sullivan from The 5th Wave - Cassie seemed like a totally normal person before the apocalypse, and I think she'd be a great fit because she's not popular but she's not rude or snarky. I also think that if anyone made fun of anyone at the lunch table, she'd be one of the first to say something about it.
- Margot Song from To All the Boys I've Loved Before - Margot is determined and smart, and obviously daring and brave because of her college decision. I think she'd be the glue that kept the group in check. She'd always be making sure that everyone is on top of their studies. Plus, I feel like she and I have a lot in common, and we'd probably spend weekends together cramming for the SAT.
- Eleanor from Eleanor and Park - Eleanor would probably be the new kid at the table and just needed a seat for lunch on the first day of school. I think her hair might get a few crazy looks, but the group would accept her, help her find her classes, and eventually befriend her.
