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Which beloved British children's book character did you secretly want to be friends with?
Long before social media friendships, we formed our deepest bonds with characters tucked between the pages of dog-eared paperbacks. Time to crown the fictional pal you'd most want round for tea.
Put the items in your preferred order.
A
Paddington Bear
Polite, slightly accident-prone, and always armed with a hard stare. Honestly, who wouldn't want a bear that arrives with his own emergency sandwich supply?
B
Matilda Wormwood
Roald Dahl's pint-sized genius could move objects with her mind and outsmart any adult in the room. The ultimate study buddy, frankly.
C
Mr. Tumnus
A bashful chap who'll invite you in for sardines on toast and a tune on the flute. Narnia's most charming host, hands down.
D
Tracy Beaker
Jacqueline Wilson's fierce, fiery heroine who told it exactly like it was. You'd want her in your corner during any playground drama.
E
The BFG
He speaks in delightful nonsense, drinks frobscottle, and pops dreams through your window at night. A 24-foot best mate, basically.
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