Favorite Platonic Relationships in Books
Top Ten Tuesdays were started by The Broke and the Bookish and are now hosted by That Artsy Reader Girl, where we make lists of our top ten books (or something else!) based on that week’s prompt. The topics are provided ahead of time and can be found here. Book links bring you to Goodreads or my review.
Today’s post shares some of my favorite platonic relationships in books I’ve recently read. I decided to split this out to share a few friend groups and relationships I loved, as well as ones with great family feels.
Friendship
Intercepted: hard-to-find real friends in a circle of NFL wives/girlfriends
In Other Lands: friends that feel like family, making each other better
Unclaimed Baggage: very different personalities growing close through work
Top Ten: strong friendship with hints of more – based on top ten friendship moments
Foolish Hearts: inside jokes, banter, online gamers and theater kids
Family
The Lady’s Guide to Petticoats/Piracy: sibling relationship work-in-progress
The Kiss Quotient: very strong family relationships on the lead male’s side
The Last Summer of the Garrett Girls: four sisters growing up and learning about themselves
Love & Luck: overall family feels, repairing a brother-sister relationship
Save the Date: big family over a wedding weekend, learning to cope with change
Totally agree with Top Ten, Foolish Hearts, Kiss Quotient and Save the Date. I really want to read Love & Luck and Unclaimed Baggage. Love good friendship and family relationships in books!
Yes, me too! 😀
I’m really looking forward to reading Save The Date! Great list.
I loved it!