15 Jun 2012

Follow Friday #34

Hey peeps! As most of you know Follow Friday is hosted by the awesome Parajunkee and Alison Can Read, so go ahead and sign up :D
HOPPERS: If you are hopping by and especially FOLLOWING, please leave a comment down there, i do read all of them and visit all of your lovely blogs! Don't be shy, and also, IF YOU FOLLOW ME I WILL TRY AND RETURN THE FAVOUR, so spread the love :D

However, if you a comment and don't follow me i'm afraid i probably won't follow you (sorry!) mainly because i'm trying to control by blog list. Thanks!

Anyways, that's my lame-ass answer, who's your favourite fictious father?

Have an awesome friday,
Imo xx

FF 2012 Feature & Follow #80

Q: Happy Father’s Day! Who is your favorite dad character in a book and why?
That's a toughie, mainly because most of the books i read have a disturbing lack of parenting influence. Unfortunately, this seems to be YAs fatal flaw.
I've seen Arthur Weasley mentioned a lot, and i can't help but agree. He's just so cute with his muggle obsession, and how he calls his wife 'Mollywobbles'...awwww.


Anyways, that's my lame-ass answer, who's your favourite fictious father?

Have an awesome friday,
Imo xx
Posted by Imo at 16:25
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6 comments:

  1. Jessica @ a GREAT read15 June 2012 at 21:04

    Totally agree about that! Especially with YA! Even the adult books I was thinking of--at a very ungodly hour of 3am--didn't really have any dads! One of the last ones I read had a bad one, so I definitely wasn't choosing him!

    Here's my Friday Hops

    Have a GREAT weekend!

    Old Follower :)

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  2. Lori15 June 2012 at 22:35

    Yeah, it's an unfortunate occurrence in YA books, the lack of present parents. It's an easy excuse for teenagers to have so much freedom: busy parents, neglectful parents, kids away at boarding school, etc. It's nice to be reminded with topics like this that there are a few great ones out there. Like Mr. Weasley, he's a perfect answer!
    Thanks for stopping by my blog! I'm following you back :-)
    Lori

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  3. Anna15 June 2012 at 23:35

    Definitely agree with you. Parents are practically non-existent in YA books. New Follower :)

    World of Books

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  4. Melliane16 June 2012 at 06:58

    you're right when I saw him I totally agree as I didn't think about him. It's a wonderful choice.

    old follower

    here is mine

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  5. Cassi Haggard16 June 2012 at 07:23

    I've seen this answer a few times and I think it's a great one! I love the Weasleys so much.

    My follow friday. Please visit!

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  6. yarereviews17 June 2012 at 00:39

    great minds think alike ;)
    Thanks for stopping by.

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