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Top Ten Tuesday- 5 musical theatre and 5 bookish couples I love



Hi! Welcome back to Top Ten Tuesday. This weekly meme is hosted by Jana @thatartsyreadergirl and it was brought together out of a love of list and bringing the book blogging community together. This week is a love freebie and because I always love weaving my love of musicals into other posts on here.

The Musical couples 

1- Maria and Tony from West Side Story

This is a classic musical theater couple from one of my favorite movies. Their plot is inspired by Romeo and Juliet, and they're very sweet. 

2- Alyssa Green and Emma Nolan from The Prom

The Prom is a more recent musical, I've not seen it yet, but I love them a lot. Throughout the story, they go through trials and tribulations, but as a couple, they come out better and get their happy ending.

3- Elphaba and Fiyero from Wicked

I've seen Wicked more times than I can count, but it's at least over 5. Anyway, Fiyero might not be the best guy when we first meet him, but he cares about Elphaba. They're different sure, but they both balance each other out. 

4- Amalia and Georg from She Loves Me

This is an older musical that inspired a piece for another site last valentine's day. The musical is a light-hearted comedy and the plot doesn't have a lot of drama, or sad parts.  The couple is so sweet and so cute. They work together, but you also see their relationship blossom through their correspondence. 

5-  Anastasia and Dimitry from Anastasia

Many people know this musical and the relationship. Anastasia Romanov was a woman who lost her family, and all of her memories of them. Dimitry is the commoner who wants the reward money for finding Anastasia. As the story progress, the two form a romance and they're adorable.

The Bookish couples 

1- Cath and Levi from Fangirl

I have not talked about Fan Girl in a while-which is shocking to me.  You all know these two, but they're two nerds and so sweet. I love seeing how they get together and how their relationship starts.

2- Claudia and Gideon from Foolish Hearts

These two are sweet like most of these other couples on this list. I love seeing how they develop over the course of the story. 

3- Juliet and Dawsey from The Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Pie Society

This Historical Fiction was very good and was very different. I loved seeing Juliet and Dawsey grow closer to each other and how sweet they are.

4-  Simon and "Blue" from Simon vs the Homo Sapiens Agenda

Yes, I know who Blue is, but I don't want to spoil the plot of the story. Simon and Blue are precious and I love them.

5- Feyre and Rhys from The Court of Thorns and Roses series 

I wanted one Fantasy couple. They're another one who had a lot of struggles, but once again, they came out better in the end


Comments

  1. Maria and Tony were a great couple for sure.

    My TTT .

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  2. I love cath and Levi, one of my favorite YA relationships.

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  3. Yes, yes, yes, YES, to all of these!! Love theatre, love literature, so seeing them combined is always a warm and fuzzy moment.

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