Top Ten Tuesday: Is there room for me? Bookish families I’d like to join (or at least visit… )

Top Ten Tuesday is a meme hosted by That Artsy Reader Girl, featuring a different top 10 theme each week. This week’s 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 love reading about big or unusual or quirky bookish families, so that’s my theme for this week. Below are ten families I’d love to join… or at least, have Sunday brunch with or visit for the holidays… or just pop in for tea now and then.

  1. Frasers – Outlander – Was there any doubt that I’d include Outlander folks on this list? I wouldn’t want to be around for all the terrible things that happen to these people, but would happily attend one of their big (joyful) gatherings on Fraser’s Ridge.
  2. Weasleys – Harry Potter — I want Molly to knit me a sweater!
  3. Bridgertons — I mean, no, I could do without all the pressure to make a good match, but I’d down for afternoon tea and cakes with Violet and whoever else is around.
  4. Price-Healy family – Incryptids – Yes, there’s a lot of weaponry involved… but this family of cryptozoologists is all sorts of awesome (and there are religious talking mice involved!)
  5. Bennetts – Green Creek series – So a family of werewolves might not be the safest place to be on an ongoing basis, but their Sunday traditions are awesome.
  6. All-of-a-Kind Family – What is their last name??? I couldn’t find it… but they must have one, right? In any case, I grew up on these stories, and thought living with these five sisters must have been the ideal childhood.
  7. Chen family (Aunties) – Dial A for Aunties series – Oh, the Aunties would drive me batty… but isn’t it good to know that your family will have your back no matter what, even when it comes to hiding a body?
  8. Hastings – A Stitch in Time – The sisters in this family all get an adventure going through a time stitch, and I’d like to join them!
  9. De Clermonts – All Souls – I’m not saying I’d actually want to be a vampire or witch… but I’d enjoy hanging out at one of the family’s fabulous castles and hear about how they lived over the centuries.
  10. Not a single family – Game of Thrones – Too many opportunities to end up dead, gruesomely. (Clearly, my ideas failed me by #10)

Would you want to join any of these families? Are there other fictional families you love?

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19 thoughts on “Top Ten Tuesday: Is there room for me? Bookish families I’d like to join (or at least visit… )

  1. Oh, I loved reading the All-of-A-Kind Family books! I don’t remember the family’s last name, but I remember Ella, the oldest sister, and Charlotte and Henny. Were there five sisters altogether? I can’t remember. But those were the best books. 😀

    • I always remember the scene with the buttons 🙂 And when Henny ruined Ella’s dress. Sigh… I loved those books. Yes, there was also Sarah and a little one — Gertie, I think? A baby boy came along at some point, but he clearly wasn’t as important as the sisters!

  2. The Bennetts in Pride and Prejudice and the March family in Little Women are families I would love to be part of or at least visit. I never had any sisters so perhaps that is why I picked those two families.

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