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Which book would your Animal Crossing character enjoy?

Hey guys, 


Last night I came across this video by my favourite booktuber, https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=vume221h1uU, and I thought what a great idea, especially for this group! Total credit to Jade, or the original creator. 


What book would your Animal Crossing islanders choose to read? I don’t necessarily like, or recommend all of the books below but I think my islanders on Animal Crossing would fit the reader mould for them. I only have 6 villagers so far, instead of the 9! When I get more, I’ll add them to the list. I’ve ordered my islanders by preference as well as noted the order they came to me. I think I have that right! 


• Sandy, my 3rd islander -  A Discovery Of Witches by Deborah Harkness - Sandy loves books and so does Diana, the main character of ADOW. Sandy is very sweet so I think the romance would suck her in. She also comes across as quite studious, as she has a bookcase in her house, so I feel a long book like ADOW would work.


• Peggy, my 5th islander - The Problem With Forever by Jennifer L Armentrout - Peggy is peppy and there’s high school drama in this book, but it’s also got a serious/caring side that I think would suit her well. To me, she’s a caring/peppy personality type. 


• Biff, one of my starter islanders - One Piece manga by Eichiiro Oda - Biff is a jock, who I don’t think would dedicate much time to reading 😂 so I think a manga would be perfect. Also One Piece is a more masculine, great adventure that I feel he’d enjoy! 


• Katt, my other starter - This one took me the longest to think of but I think The Hate U Give by Angie Thomas or The Sun Is Also A Star by Nicola Yoon would be good options - I think Katt wants to change the world. She’s a sisterly so she cares for others opinions’.  


• Henry, my 6th islander - he’s very sophisticated so I think a classic, like Wuthering Heights by Emily Bronte would suit him well. 


• Pudge, my 4th islander - Harry Potter And The Philosopher’s Stone by JK Rowling - I feel he’s young in mind so Harry Potter is perfect, as it’s middle grade, the first 4 books, I’d say are, anyway. (Pudge reminds me of Ron/Dudley)!


What about YOUR villagers??? What book do you think would suit them? If you have the same villagers as me but different ideas, that’s fine too! ☺️. I think differently than Jade about what Katt would like, for example.

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