13 Entertaining Fictional Characters That Would Host a Great Party
Books entertain readers, but which of our favorite fictional characters would entertain the masses? We’re taking a look at the coolest protagonists who make fantastic hosts.
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Add to BookshelfKirsten Raymonde
by Emily St. John Mandel
Kirsten’s passion for performing parallels a poignant narrative of a post-apocalyptic world–a beaming optimism that reads gold between shades of gray.
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Emily Charlton
by Lauren Weisberger
Emily is charming and devoted to her celebrity friends. She’s witty, smart, and especially fashionable.
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Tyrion Lannister
by George R. R. Martin
Who better to host an event than the smartest man in The Known World, Tyrion Lannister?
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Holly Golightly
by Truman Capote
A pretty, witty lady named Holly Golightly can host a New York City party like no one else can.
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Elizabeth Bennet
by Jane Austen
Lizzy is an extraordinary, quality (fictional) human being that wins over most audiences. She’s intelligent, irreverent, and inspirational with a playful disposition.
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Mark Watney
by Andy Weir
Even in the face of danger, Mark has a lighthearted and self-deprecating sense of humor.
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Bridget Jones
by Helen Fielding
Bridget is the life of the party. She’s uncensored, clumsy, and totally affable.
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Wade Watts
by Ernest Cline
A pop culture trivia extraordinare, Wade is as much an entertainer as he is a gamer.
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Sherlock Holmes
by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle
Hanging around the clever and investigative, Sherlock Holmes, would make for a memorable night.
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Rob
by Nick Hornby
Read by David Cale
Rob’s love for music combined with his cultural knowledge and super cool attitude makes him a character we want to hang out with.
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The Cat in the Hat
by Dr. Seuss
The Cat in the Hat is silly and fun and more importantly, an anarchist who would put on quite ruthless a show.
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Patrick Bateman
by Bret Easton Ellis
Sure, he’s a walking nightmare, but this narcissistic, human china cabinet would devote every inch of his soul to the lead role.
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