Top Ten Tuesday: Why Can't I Be You?

Top Ten Tuesday is a meme hosted by That Artsy Reader Girl. This week's topic is...

Why Can't I Be You!

Have you ever read a book, and wished that you could do a Freaky Friday thing with that character? Though I have yet to find a character with a perfect life, I have encountered quite a few with perks I would love to enjoy. These are all books I have read over the past year, which I really enjoyed, and found myself envying some aspect of the main character's life.

• Now a Major Motion Picture by Cori McCarthy - Iris wasn't all about the invasive nature of the fandom, but I think it would be pretty epic, if my family was such a big part of pop culture, and getting to be part of the screen adaptation seems pretty fun too. 
• Starry Eyes by Jenn Bennett - Zorie was dealing with some lows, but she had a fantastic step mom, her love of astronomy, and an epic camping trip, which yielded some fabulous results. 
• Stay Sweet by Siobhan Vivian - I loved Amelia's drive to save the creamery, and also, the fact that she got to be a part of such a wonderful legacy. 
• Prince Charming by Rachel Hawkins - Daisy was sort of thrust into the spotlight due to her sister's impending nuptials, but I think it could be sort of interesting getting to see how the other half lives. 
• Puddin' by Julie Murphy - Millie is one of the most optimistic, kindest, and genuine characters I have ever encountered, and let's face it, I wish I had half of her ability to see the upside of all things. 

• Love & Luck by Jenna Evans Welch - A horrible thing was done to Addie, but she was lucky enough to have such a wonderful family and supportive friends, who were there to help her heal, and who doesn't want to have a team behind them in their time of need?
• The Geography of Lost Things by Jessica Brody - Ali had quite a bit of baggage to unpack, and her future looked a little iffy, but she had her road trip, which brought her a wealth of self realization and helped her restore a valuable relationship. 
• Famous in a Small Town by Emma Mills - Sophie was dealing with some pain, but she had her community and her circle of friends there to help her through it. 
• Rayne & Delilah's Midnite Matinee by Jeff Zentner - Both main characters in this book were pretty special, but I found myself thinking how lucky Josie was. She had opportunities waiting for her, a doting boyfriend, and an epic best friend. 
• Cold Day in the Sun by Sara Biren - Holland had so many good qualities. I loved her determination, and envied the close relationship she had with her family. And, I wish I had an ounce of her athletic prowess. 

Who would you like to switch places with?

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