Bookish Christmas Blog Hop

On the fourth day of blog hop some writers gave to me a fictional guest list for Christmas dinner!

Okay, it doesn’t rhyme. Sorry. So, I am participating in the Bookish Blog Hop’s Christmas hop.

You can check out the first three stops here:

A​ ​book​ ​you​ ​love​ ​so​ much​ you​ ​want ​ everyone​ ​ ​to​ ​find under​ ​their​ ​Christmas ​ tree​ this​ ​year​ ​so​ ​they​ ​can​ ​read ​​it too.

A​ ​book​ ​cover​ ​that​ ​has​ ​a wonderfully​ ​Christmas​ ​feel to​ ​it.

A​ ​book​ ​you’d​ ​like​ ​to​ ​find​ ​in your​ ​Christmas ​​stocking this​ ​year.

Today’s question is: Which fiction character would you like to have spend Christmas with?

Belinda Bekkers

www.BelindaBekkers.com

It would have to be Gatsby. Could you imagine the grandeur of it? I bet it would have a giant tree covered in fancy decorations.

Jo Linsdell

www.JoLinsdell.com

I’m torn here. Either Elizabeth Bennett from Pride and Prejudice or Bridget Jones from Bridget Jones’s Diary. Elizabeth is clever, would no doubt make great conversation, and she can hold her own if discussions come up. Bridget Jones is so real all the time, and I think would be a fun and entertaining guest. She’s so wonderfully not-perfect.

Skye Hegyes

www.skyehegyes.com

There are so many characters I wouldn’t mind spending time with any time of the year, but I think the one I’d like to spend Christmas with would be Hermione Granger from the Harry Potter world. She would be fun and entertaining, but I also feel like I could learn a lot from her too, and not just about magic.

 

And me?

I would like to spend Christmas at the Barrelhaven Tavern with Lucien and Grandma Ben. Perhaps Thorn will come down from the capital for a visit, and with a little luck the Bone boys will be around for a long visit, because once winter lands in the valley nothing goes in or out for months. There’s something about a warm rustic tavern full of savory smells and good friends that appeals to me.

What about you? Where would you spend Christmas? And who would you spend it with?

 

Be sure to continue on down the hop!

December 14th – A​ ​fictional ​ character​ ​ you’d​ like​ ​to​ ​kiss​ ​under​ ​the mistletoe.

December 15th – A​ ​fictional ​ creature​ ​ to​ replace​ ​Rudolph ​ and​ ​ meet​ on​ ​the​ ​roof.

December 16th – 5​ ​fictional ​ characters​ ​ you’d​ invite​ ​to​ ​your​ ​New​ ​Year’s Eve​ ​party