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Goodness, that's such a difficult question. I'd say I'd want to read Seraphina from Lucian Kiggs' POV. He is a VERY intriguing character. As for adult books, I'd like to read Stacia Kane's books from Terrible's POV because we know so little about him, but she's already writing the first one so we have that covered.
ReplyDeleteMaja- I haven't read Seraphina yet, but I have heard great things about it. What interesting POVs! Thanks for sharing. :) ~L
DeleteI'd love to hear the Harry Potter series through Snape's perception.
ReplyDeleteDonna- That would be fun! He is such a layered character. :) ~L
DeleteHmm, I thought about using Snape's POV too, but we got to see through his eyes in the last book. And I read Gollum's POV somewhere in Tolkien's books. Maybe Hunger Games through Peeta's eyes.
ReplyDeleteSher- Peeta would be interesting! I would love to read the series through his eyes. ~L
DeleteEasy peasy...Little Red Riding Hood...wolf's eye view!
ReplyDeletePatty- Great choice! ~L
DeleteI love Patty's idea (the wolf from Little Red Riding hood) and in keeping with that theme, I would like to add the giant from Jack and the beanstalk.
ReplyDeleteBarbara- Both of those would be such fun! Thanks for sharing. :) ~L
DeleteOh, there is so many choices.. <3 I have only ever read young adult and a few middle grade books, though. But I would have to say that I would love to read Shadow and Bone from Mal's point of view. <3 Because, well, he is amazing, and it seems like his story would be all kinds of heartbreaking :)
ReplyDeleteCarina- I still need to read Shadow and Bone. I think your POV sounds cool! Awesome to hear from you. :) ~Stephanie
DeleteHeidi- What a fanstastic choice! I bet that book would sell a lot of books! Glad you enjoyed the picture. :) ~L
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