Book characters I’d Follow On Social Media sounded easy, but this is turning out to be a tough one. Mostly because my age is showing, and I’m not really familiar with the cool new social media. I decided it might help my indecision to try and figure out one character/social media platform.

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Instagram: Imogen from the Spells and Caramels series by Erin Johnson

I haven’t really gotten the hang of Instagram, but I know it involves pretty pictures of food. So I could only follow Imogen, renowned and magical royal baker, I bet her cupcakes look amazing. My review of the first two books 

Youtube: The Glamorai from Mid-Lich Crisis by Steve Thomas

They’re hopping-vampire-fighting rock band that put on wild shows for the crowds that end in some good vampire butt kicking. Especially their shows with Darruk Darkbringer’s visual effect should be stunning. My review

Twitter: Everyone from The Last Sun by KD Edwards

This is cheating maybe, but I already follow Incorrect Tarot and it’s a joy, plus with its modern day tech savy cast, I know just know these people would be tweeting silliness. My review of The Last Sun, and The Hanged Man (the one where I did a little dance)

Linkedin: Cassandra from We Ride the Storm by Devin Madson

Linkedin is for following professional, competent people to learn some industry news and tricks, maybe, I don’t actually use it so I’m not sure. Cassandra is a whoresassin who’s super good and blending together two very lucrative professions. My review of the original self-published version

Pinterest: Lucy from The Vampire Knitting Club by Nancy Warren

Circling back to cosy mystery for Pinterst. The knitting designs described in this series sound amazing, I can’t even knit but I’d still love to see them. My review of the first book in the series

WordPress: Miss Elizabeth Knight from A Magical Inheritance by Krista D Ball 

Another no-brainer, Elizabeth spends most of her time in book one inventorying her massive collection of magic books, which is too big to fit in her house, ONE OF US! ONE OF US! ONE OF US! My review

Now this is where I start showing my age

Facebook: Luna Lovegood from  the Harry Potter series by JK Rowling

Facebook is where I follow old friends from highschool, so I thought back to what I’d read back then, and there’s no contest, I read the HP books continuously and repeatedly. I figure I’d follow Luna because she’s bound to have interesting and quirky posts.

Snapchat: Monty from The Gentleman’s Guide to Vice and Virtue by Mackenzi Lee

Hello fellow kids! I’ve never used Snapchat, but I imagine it’s the sort of platform young man on a hedonistic tour across Europe might make good use of, and I’m sure his shenanigans would be fun to see. My review

Tik Tok: Sophronia from the Finishing School series by Gail Carriager

Tik-Tok! Who’s there? 

I don’t … I’m really too old for this one. Sophronia’s young enough to be up to speed, and crafty enough to invent a camera to film her videos with, at this Steampunk school of Etiquette & Espionage.

Pfew that was harder than I thought it would be when I started out. What do you think? Who’s fun to follow?