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This is kind of a trick question because there are a lot of female heroines that
I'd like to trade places with. But only because of the hotties. Most of them suffer through a lot. Especially in a lot of the Paranormal books that I've read. Truth be told. I'm not sure if I'd like to switch lives with them. But if I had to choose, I'd trade places with Avery Morgansten from Wait for You by Jennifer L. Armentrout.
I feel like I'm in a similar position as she was. The only difference is that she overcame her demons and she had real friends and someone to be with. She's stronger and smarter. I think I'd like to have some of her qualities. But I hate that her parents are cold-hearted. But in the end, she found a new family to appreciate her. Also she was not afraid to stand in the spotlight and be herself. She was really outgoing before her "incident." I wish I could have been like her in high school.
Question of the Week:
Tell us about a book character you’d trade places with - Suggested by Escaping Within Pages
I'd like to trade places with. But only because of the hotties. Most of them suffer through a lot. Especially in a lot of the Paranormal books that I've read. Truth be told. I'm not sure if I'd like to switch lives with them. But if I had to choose, I'd trade places with Avery Morgansten from Wait for You by Jennifer L. Armentrout.
I feel like I'm in a similar position as she was. The only difference is that she overcame her demons and she had real friends and someone to be with. She's stronger and smarter. I think I'd like to have some of her qualities. But I hate that her parents are cold-hearted. But in the end, she found a new family to appreciate her. Also she was not afraid to stand in the spotlight and be herself. She was really outgoing before her "incident." I wish I could have been like her in high school.
