Tier Ranking Every Main Character I Read in the Last 2 Years 📚

Marlo though, I really liked Marlo. I'm going to put her in front of the other. She comes in the second book and comes in hot and I instantly liked her.

So, A Short Stay in Hell was a short, short book I read. this is like a thriller horror book that was like a hundred pages long and I really loved it, but the main character is going to be C tier for me.

He's a frustrating character to follow. Like you really root for him, but there's so much trauma in this book that it's hard to read some of the things causing his life to go a certain way.

Anxious People, great book, but I couldn't like figure out what character to really put on here. So, I used to use the bank robber. Funny book.

Billy was kind of just meh to me. I don't know. I think I was just wasn't a huge fan of this book in general, so I'm not going to rate the characters super highly.

He's a smart dude. He's a badass. Yeah, I really liked him as a character.

And ultimately that may lead to her losing herself along the way or finding herself in the end. Who knows? I'm not going to spoil that for you, but a fun character to read because you don't necessarily agree with what she's doing.

So, Chain Gang All-Stars. This is a really good book.

That book was so interesting because I thought it was like real for a while. I thought it was about a real band.

There's nothing that exciting about reading him. It's more of the things that go on around him that is interesting. I think for Dark Matter, it's the plot that really gets you going.

Carl is our main character. He's just like an everyman. He's not necessarily like funny, but the things that happen to him are funny.

Ender is good at everything. He's smart and he's strong and he can outwit anyone. He's strategic and he's like 11.

Like he was so exhilarating to read on the page and he brings anything from like fist pumping yeses, provides so much comic relief.

The magic in this book is really interesting. It is like through jade that they wear and they kind of get enhanced senses essentially.

Like he was so exhilarating to read on the page and he brings anything from like fist pumping yeses, provides so much comic relief.

Really loved this book. This is the first book I read that was like, "Okay, I get why Stephen King is the king of horror." Really, really creepy.

This book is wild if you guys haven't read it. Piranesi, the character, really makes it.

He just made Project Hail Mary for me. That is the reason I loved Project Hail Mary and only liked The Martian is Captain Bolder.

So I did like the plot, but just like Blake Crouch's other book, I just feel like the characters are fine, solid. They're not characters that are evoking a ton of emotion out of me because I'm so invested into their stories.

Like he was so exhilarating to read on the page and he brings anything from like fist pumping yeses, provides so much comic relief.

Wasn't a huge fan of Starter Villain. Cat, I'm going to put ahead of Charlie just because he's a cat and he could kind of like talk a little bit. He at least provided a little bit of comic relief in a book that was supposed to be funny.

Hollis from The Five-Star Weekend, I'm going to put her right above Soren just because she had some character traits to her. She was a really good cook. She's kind of like a social media content creator, so I can resonate.

For me, it kind of boils down to like Addie had 300 years to kind of figure out how to live with the curse of living forever and just seems to be making the same mistakes over and over and over and over again. I'm not saying like I could do any better, but as like a reader, it just felt really repetitive.

The Last Unicorn, this was a pleasant surprise that I read this year.

That is the reason I loved Project Hail Mary and only liked The Martian is Captain Bolder.

I remember this book the magic was super cool and like you could really visualize it.

Action-packed and will get your heart pumping and get your testosterone flowing. If you want to hit some PRs at the gym, read Rage of Dragons, get in the mind of Tau before your workout.

Went through a lot in that apocalypse. Didn't seem fun. Wasn't even that fun to read.

I really loved Patroclus's character development and his story went a way that I did not expect. Impressed me, surprised me, and really evoked emotion.

In the book, this guy stinks. And I'm just going to leave it at that. I've talked about it enough.

And so really those emotional moments in The Sword of Kaigen with these characters hit more than really any emotional moment I had ever read before or even probably watched before. So really good stuff.

Anna is S-tier. I'm going to put her before Misaki cuz I have two books worth of reading Anna and only one for Misaki. I'm a big quality time love language guy, so Anna is getting the nod.

And the magic that we kind of get in Shallan's POV is really, really interesting. I'm excited to keep reading this series.

I didn't think any of these characters in this book weren't good characters. I just remember thinking it was an awesome book, but this was before I took notes on my reading and I just kind of read and put it down and didn't worry about talking about it.

They're both kind of insufferable characters for a lot of it. I did like the book, but I just didn't like the characters.

How can it be anything but S-tier? This guy's got pearls of wisdom for me. Just an absolute gem of a man.

I really liked reading Yumi. She's very like type A and she's forced into a fish out of water experience where she has to not be that kind of personality type.