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Do you know anyone who named their child after a character in a book?
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Mary

Hi Vanessa.
I have friends who named their daughter Huxley. They had chosen the name to use for either a daughter or a son.

If my mom hadn't read that book, I would have been called Tracy. I wonder if my personality would have been different. Does anyone think names have any effect on personality?


A highfive to anyone who gets that reference.
I wish I had been named after a book character. Charlie Brown, even. I was named after Christie Brinkley because my dad thought she was hot (and also didn't remember her name was spelled with an ie instead of a y; thank God.)


My brother named his dog Huxley, after the auther Aldous.



I usually don't tell anybody because the character was a jewel thief. Thanks Mom and Dad?

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That same year, I named my first baby...a daughter (the first-born of identical twins) Antonia....after the little girl in Willa Cather's "My Antonia." One of my all-time favorite books. We also pronounce it the way it is intended to be pronounced in the novel....ann-toe-NEE-yah....with the accent on the 3rd syllable.
We named the other twin Bernadette.
Antonia and Bernadette.