Top Ten Tuesday: Characters You Wish Would Get Their Own Book

Hey guys! Yep, it's my first Top Ten Tuesday! I can't promise that I'll keep up with it every week, but it seems like a lot of fun and I've been wanting to do it. Also, I love this week's topic, so what better week to jump in. So let's just get right to it...

Top Ten Characters You Wish Would Get Their Own Book



Kenji Kishimoto

Without a doubt. He is one of the most hilarious characters ever, and I would read everything about him.

Finnick Odair

Everything Finnick.

Grover Underwood

Because after all this time, we still have nothing from Grover's POV. I can't be the only one who would want to read that.

Cody Coleman

So I have still yet to read this particular series, although I've read all the ones that come before it and already love Cody. But I know how this series ends (that Bailey doesn't pick him), leaving Cody's story kind of unfinished, and would love to get something from his perspective. 

Levi or Reagan

I don't actually care, I just want more.

Sam Cortland

SAAAAMMMM 

Princess Nehemia

I don't even care that this is the same series. Nehemia is awesome.

Any of the Sarah Dessen Boys

I love Dexter the most, but I would also settle for anything from Wes, Eli, Dave, Nate, etc.

Ignifex

Because why not?

Robin Hood

Or even Will, I'll take whatever

So that's my list. How about you?





The Staff of Serapis {by Rick Riordan}

Title: The Staff of Serapis [novella]

Series: Percy Jackson & Kane Chronicles Crossover #2

Author: Rick Riordan

Purchase: Amazon | Barnes & Noble

In this adventure, Annabeth encounters more oddities in the subway than usual, including a two-headed monster and a younger blond girl who reminds her a little of herself. . . 

I didn't think it could get much better than Percy + Carter in The Son of Sobek. But apparently, the only thing better than Percy + Carter is… Sadie + Annabeth.

I mean, I loved this story. Annabeth and Sadie have the same witty, sarcastic, sassy personalities, which could have been either really bad or really good. Thankfully, it was really good, as the girls were able to hit it off--at least, well enough to fight a monster.

Since this was a short story, I really don't have much to say. It was well-written, hilarious, and captivating like all of Rick Riordan's work. If you've read both series, you know the explanations for certain things, like Sadie turning into a bird. So seeing them from each other's point of view, and just how strange it was interesting and just funny.

If you need something to hold you over, or are missing the Kane's (or even if you're not) then you need to read this. Seriously.


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