Top Five Saturday – Sibling Relationships

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I always love making lists! So I’m participating in Top 5 Saturday which is organised by Mandy @Devouring Books.

This week’s topic is sibling relationships! Which I love! I always enjoy a good sibling relation in books!

  1. The weasleys from Harry Potter! Do I even need to explain?
  2. The blackthorns from the Dark Artifices! What they are willing to do for each other.. It is the best!
  3. Kell and Rhy Maresh from The darker shade of magic trilogy! Another one that was just the best!
  4. The sisters from Little Women! Just so good! I really want to reread this one now!
  5. The Pevensie siblings! It has been so long since I read these books or watched the movies, but I love this sibling relation!

What is a sibling relationship you really love?

16 thoughts on “Top Five Saturday – Sibling Relationships”

  2. Great choices!! The Bennet sisters will forever be my favorite siblings but the Weasleys are a close second! <3

  3. I love the Weasleys! I still need to read A Darker Shade of Magic

  4. I actually love the sister relationships in To All the Boys I’ve Loved Before. It was one of the things that I truly loved about that series.

    1. Oh I should have put that one on here! It really is one of the best parts of the series!

  5. The Weasleys and Pevensies are definitely at the top of my list!

  7. Great picks, Evelyn! In general Shadowhunters always have the best siblings relationship, from the Lightwoods (izzy and alec, gabriel and gideon) to the Blackthorns 😀 I also love Kell and Rhy, even though they’re not siblings by blood, their bond is just really strong!

  8. Great post and interesting topic. I immediately thought of the Weasley’s. lol That is, by far, the most memorable, loving family. I also thought of Pride and Prejudice – Jane and Elizabeth. I love their connection. Also, in The Hunger Games – Katniss and Prim, and in Beneath Cruel Fathoms – Isaura and Jurek. I love the sibling bond in each!

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