I'm working on a novel for young adults, and I want to see what other writers think of some of my character names. Naming my characters has always been hard for me...I want the names to be accesible but not too "mainstream" and to fit the character's personality.
For my two protagonists, a boy and girl, I have Holly Lakefield and Adam Faylson.
Holly is a teenage girl (14-15) who is very sarcastic and witty, sort of a "smart a@#" kind of person, but also very afraid of showing her softer side, I guess you'd say.
Adam is your classic "mystery man" with a twist. He is quiet, very intuitive, sensitive. He is quite literally Holly's opposite. (But they say opposites attract, hint hint).
What does everyone think of these names? If the feedback is helpful I might add some more, but these are my story's two main character, though it is told mainly from Holly's viewpoint, in 3rd person.
2006-08-09
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