Happy Tuesday! Today TTT’s topic is secondary, or as I like to call them, supporting characters. I see supporting characters as integral to creating a complete story. A reader gets an in-depth look at the struggles of the mains, as well as a richer reading experience. I’m not great at remembering secondary/supporting characters, so I did a search with the term in my blog reviews. I think you’ll find some great books to check out that have great supporting characters, and there’s a variety of genres that should appeal to any reading mood.
For more interesting characters, please visit That Artsy Reader Girl.
Top Books with Great Supporting Characters
Bloomsbury Girls by Natalie Jenner
Facing The Dawn by Cynthia Ruchti
The Forgotten Life of Eva Gordon by Linda MacKillop
The Foxhole Victory Tour by Amy Lynn Green
In Search of A Prince by Toni Shiloh
Memory Lane by Becky Wade
A Mosaic of Wings by Kimberly Duffy
A Place to Land by Lauren K. Denton
Power Play by Rachel Dylan
The Summer House by Lauren K. Denton
I have been “meaning” to read The Forgotten Life of Eva Gordon by Linda MacKillop for several years now…hopefully I will get to it this year. Great list! Have a good week!
I have Memory Lane on my TBR. The others look like something up my alley as well! Great List 🙂
My List:
https://thegentlechapter.blog/2026/05/19/top-ten-tuesday-favorite-secondary-minor-characters/
They sound interesting!
The Jane Austen Society series is so good!
I didn’t think to do a blog search, I probably could have made a list that way!
Thanks for sharing your #TTT
Sometimes key words work out. But sometimes it’s a big dud! 😉
My memory is terrible, so I struggle with these kinds of prompts. You were smart to do a search through your reviews for help. I’ll remember that for next time (maybe – my memory really is VERY bad)!
Happy TTT (on a Wednesday)!
Susan
http://www.blogginboutbooks.com