Tuesday Book Chat | What’s The Perfect Book Boyfriend?

Welcome to Tuesday Book Chat. This is where we encourage book lovers to answer our bookish question of the week.

Today’s question is:

What’s the perfect book boyfriend?

We look forward to hearing your thoughts. Please join in the conversation by commenting on this post or on the blog post shared in our Australasian Christian Writers Facebook Group.

Let’s chat!

I will be interested in everyone’s comments cos I have never really had a boyfriend. So I am not sure what would make a perfect book one. I think I like the ones who listen to the heroine, and do things together. At the same time they can do things apart when needed. They would need to be able to cook as I am not a good one, and be happy if things are not perfectly clean.

Your turn.

I look forward to reading your comments here or at the FB group. Remember all comments go into the monthly drawer for a gift voucher.

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  • Jenny Blake @ausjenny

    Jenny Blake (Ausjenny) is a cricket fanatic who loves reading although not reading as much as she use to. She loves to be able to help promote good Christian books and support authors. In her spare time she is enjoying the company of her two cats, enjoys jigsaws and watching cricket.

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Jenny Blake (Ausjenny) is a cricket fanatic who loves reading although not reading as much as she use to. She loves to be able to help promote good Christian books and support authors. In her spare time she is enjoying the company of her two cats, enjoys jigsaws and watching cricket.

2 replies on “Tuesday Book Chat | What’s The Perfect Book Boyfriend?”

  1. I like a guy who sees the heroine for who she is and helps her to be better, but it’s fun to read about a couple clashing and arguing as well. That being said, I didn’t look for clashing when I found my husband, so a boyfriend in a book doesn’t have to be true to what I did in real life. I’m happy with it being different so long as it matches the plot, writing style of the author, and the heroine of the actual book. If the boyfriend is fun to read about with some flaws (not a bad boy, but not too goody-two-shoes either), it will work for me.
    But all that being said, I don’t enjoy reading books when it starts off with the couple together. I like the journey of how they got together better, but they can be dating later on in the book.

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