When it comes to #flawedcharacter, I don't think there's one character in this book who isn't! One of the only books I've ever read that I both couldn't stop reading and really deeply disliked. #octphotochallenge
When it comes to #flawedcharacter, I don't think there's one character in this book who isn't! One of the only books I've ever read that I both couldn't stop reading and really deeply disliked. #octphotochallenge
Poor Elphaba. It's not her fault she's such a #FlawedCharacter. She just wants someone to accept her. #OctPhotoChallenge
#booktober #adventurestories. I like fantasy adventures so I'm including a few of my faves in this photo. These books are full of #flawedcharacter s . The I'm pretty sure he's an unreliable narrator, Kvothe. The self described Gentleman Bastard, Locke Lamora. The youngest and smartest Lannister (Targaryen), Tyrion .
This book checks off all my boxes tonight. The Librarian is the perfect #antihero #flawedcharacter for the #octphotochallenge. It is Kostova's most awesome #debutnovel for #booktober. And even though I've read it several times it is next up for my #scaretober read! Love this book!
There are so many wonderful flawed characters to choose from, but one of my favorites is Briony Tallis. I first picked up Atonement my senior year of high school and it was one of those kismet moments of getting the right book at the right time. Briony's journey is a fascinating one and it was perfect for my 18 year old self. #flawedcharacter #octphotochallenge
For today's #antihero prompt, I'd have to pick Scarlett O'Hara. While I admired her resilience, I loathed how self-centred and selfish she was. Still, I kept rooting for her right until the end. #octphotochallenge #flawedcharacter
Frank Churchill~Emma~Jane Austen #octphotochallenge #favorite #flawedcharacter #antihero
#octphotochallenge #flawedcharacter Miss Havisham in all her flawed glory. Illustration by Charles Green. @LibrarianRyan
Day 5: "There is a tendency to romanticize Artemis. To attribute to him qualities that he does not possess."
Hands down one of my favourite #antihero #flawedcharacter #octphotochallenge @LibrarianRyan
Subtle scifi with candid critique, written accessibly! Characters unwittingly build the story through ample self and external reflections in the unfolding discovery of humanity. Finding it difficult to cheer on the strange scientist, readers join the villagers' sometimes ethically questionable efforts to uncover the invisible man's lurid mysteries. Intellectually chilling, a recommend for fans of sci-fi, social commentary, or forewarning novels 👍