Character Questionnaire

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We personalize our paperback front covers and the first pages of our hard covers, and they look absolutely stunning! Just think of your personalized novel on the bookshelf or coffee table with your heroine and/or hero's name highlighted in big bold letters. Additionally, if you choose to have a photo added to the back cover for paperbacks and hardcover editions, the names selected will also be included on the back cover. With eBook editions the names will appear under the photo displayed on the second page of the book.

Note: all names will be taken from the top sections of the Character Questionnaire.

An orphan adopted by Matthew and Marilla Cuthbert is sent to live with the Cuthberts on their farm, Green Gables. Anne is passionate, stubborn and very intelligent. She is a consummate dreamer with a limitless imagination.

Use the person's usual first name, e.g. Cathy versus Catherine (though sometimes the longer version might work best). Only capitalize the first letter unless the name normally has mixed cases, like MacLean.

Last name - if you are purchasing this book for a married couple, use the main character's maiden name instead of the male character's last name. Only capitalize the first letter (unless the name normally has mixed cases, like DeNovo).

For eye color - many people select 'gray' for colors in between blue/green. Can't remember? Make it up, or use the default color.

Note: The Anne character's red hair color and features (length/style) have been left as originally written and described: long, flowing red hair. What is Anne of Green Gables without Anne's red hair?

A good-looking boy, and the only one in school who rivals Anne for the coveted title, "Head of the Class".

Use the person's usual first name, e.g. Tom versus Thomas (though sometimes the longer version might work best). Only capitalize the first letter unless the name normally has mixed cases, like MacLean.

Last name - only capitalize first letter (unless the name normally has mixed cases, like DeNovo).

For eye color - many people select 'gray' for colors in between blue/green. Can't remember? Make it up, or use the default color.

For hair color many people select 'light brown' for colors in between brown/blonde. Can't remember? Make it up, or use the default color.

A pretty girl who becomes Anne's best friend. Though she's not as independent as Anne, she's a good friend and person.

Use the person's usual first name, e.g. Cathy versus Catherine (though sometimes the longer version might work best). Only capitalize the first letter unless the name normally has mixed cases, like MacLean.

Last name - only capitalize the first letter (unless the name normally has mixed cases, like DeNovo).

For eye color - many people select 'gray' for colors in between blue/green. Can't remember? Make it up, or use the default color.

For hair color - many people select 'light brown' for colors in between brown/blonde.

An aging bachelor who, with his sister Marilla, adopts Anne. Very shy and quiet, he gets along well with Anne, who considers him a confidante.

Use the person's usual first name, e.g. Tom versus Thomas (though sometimes the longer version might work best). Only capitalize the first letter unless the name normally has mixed cases, like MacLean.

Last name - only capitalize the first letter (unless the name normally has mixed cases, like DeNovo).

For eye color - many people select 'gray' for colors in between blue/green. Can't remember? Make it up, or use the default color.

For hair color many people select 'light brown' for colors in between brown/blonde. Can't remember? Make it up, or use the default color.

A prim and proper spinster who lives with her brother at Green Gables. Though she comes across as cold and uncaring, she has a dry sense of humor and loves Anne very much.

Use the person's usual first name, e.g. Cathy versus Catherine (though sometimes the longer version might work best). Only capitalize first letter unless the name normally has mixed cases, like MacLean.

Lastnames - only capitalize first letter (unless the name normally has mixed cases, like DeNovo).

For eye color - many people select 'gray' for colors in between blue/green. Can't remember? Make it up, or use the default color.

For hair color many people select 'light brown' for colors in between brown/blonde. Can't remember? Make it up, or use the default color.

Rachel lives to stick her nose in other peoples' business, often giving unsolicited opinions and advice and lecturing others about morals. She lives next door to Green Gables with her husband, and considers Marilla her good friend.

Use the person's usual first name, e.g. Cathy versus Catherine (though sometimes the longer version might work best). Only capitalize the first letter unless the name normally has mixed cases, like MacLean.

Lastnames - only capitalize first letter (unless the name normally has mixed cases, like DeNovo).

The quiet, unassuming man married to Rachel. Together, they have ten children. Thomas is only mentioned a few times in the novel and never speaks.

Use the person's usual first name, e.g. Tom versus Thomas (though sometimes the longer version might work best). Only capitalize the first letter unless the name normally has mixed cases, like MacLean.