This list is for The 52 Book Club's 2022 April Mini Challenge Prompt: A Foolish Character

The definition of “foolish” is “someone lacking good sense or judgement; unwise.” For example, this could be a character who makes risky decisions, a foolish purchase, foolish remarks, foolish in love, etc. Keep in mind that it doesn’t have to be the main character to fit the prompt — secondary characters work well too!

Other interpretations: In medieval times a “fool” was often a member of the royal court (and also known as a jester or joker.) “The fool” is also a commonly re-occurring character type in works like Shakespeare (and may also be called a clown.)

You could also interpret this prompt by using a book with the word “fool” or “foolish” in the cover. Feel free to get as creative as you like!