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namericanwordcat | 591 comments I am thinking I would like to read a romance where the heroine has plain brown hair. Any great ones?


message 2: by Pamela(AllHoney), Fairy Godmother (new)

Pamela(AllHoney) (pamelap) | 14529 comments Daisy has brown hair but dyes it in Open Season

I'll try and remember more.


namericanwordcat | 591 comments Nice, I just started reading Deeper (Caroline & West, #1) by Robin York and Caro has brown hair too.


message 4: by Michelle T. (new)

Michelle T. (chely1217) | 399 comments You know that now the you mention that namerican, the books that I have read of heroines are always blonde or black hair and white skin.

I wonder why is that???


message 5: by Stories (new)

Stories & Verse (storiesverse) | 256 comments Anasatsia Steele in Fifty Shades of Grey (Fifty Shades, #1) by E.L. James has brown hair and blue eyes.


namericanwordcat | 591 comments How about all those raven haired violet eyed ladies as well, Michelle?


message 7: by Michelle T. (new)

Michelle T. (chely1217) | 399 comments True...


message 8: by Pamela(AllHoney), Fairy Godmother (new)

Pamela(AllHoney) (pamelap) | 14529 comments Lots of red heads too.


namericanwordcat | 591 comments Well, as a ginger, lol good stuff!


message 10: by Michelle T. (new)

Michelle T. (chely1217) | 399 comments So which of them: blondes, red heads, brunettes, or black hair has more fun??? ;)


message 11: by namericanwordcat (new)

namericanwordcat | 591 comments Oh they all have fun!


message 12: by Lizzie (new)

Lizzie (lizzierw) | 2533 comments Agreed *nods*


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