Love this - On my list I had Amy form Amy and Roger's Epic Detour who was a red head. Great list!

Ohmygoodness!!! What are the odds? I did "Top Ten Books With Redhead Characters" too! I love your list; there were a few on your list that aren't on mine, so I'm adding them to my tbr list. Here's my TTT. Happy reading!

I like your take on the TTT list and the characters you selected. Lots of memorable redheads that I know and love!

What an awesome topic! My son is a redhead, so this made me so happy! I love your blog design. It sucked me in. Also, your baby is so cute! :)

Fun top ten. I of course think of Anne when I think of red headed characters. Who doesn't?

Great list! I love seeing what everyone picked for their topics. So many are very heavy, it's nice to see a lighter, fun choice!

Very cool topic, hah! You make a good point about the prevalence of red heads in literature compared to real life. I often don't notice the colour of a character's hair unless it's quite prominently pointed out in the story (Ron, Anne, Pippi and Scarlet, for example). I love your list though. I read about a book (called RED, I think) about a town where being a red head is all the rage and all-important. It sounded kind of fun.

Awesome list. My favorites from this list are Anne, Ron, and Clary. I hope to meet Scarlet soon. :)

You know, you are right - redheads do show up a lot in books. Of course the Weasleys and Fancy Nancy. Love all your list - Pippi!! Very creative, Susan!

No Nancy Drew?! I loved her. She always seemed so cool and she drove a convertible... :)

Great topic! There are definitely lots of redheads in books lately but that's because redheads are the best!

Cool list! Really unique!

I love your list! Great choices!! I love Scarlet and the whole Weasley family.

Amazing! I love this topic idea! I remember getting so excited whenever someone was a redhead in a book when I was younger. Actually I still do! Anne, Ron and all of the Weasleys, and Pippi Longstocking are my favorite redhead characters.

This is a fun list! I loved the Gemma Doyle trilogy, and I loved Pippi Longstocking. I had completely forgotten about her, actually. I'll have to dig up some of those books for a reread sometime. :)

This is a great topic, I love Clary and Firelight sounds like a good read. Thanks for stopping by my blog earlier.

Great topic that NEVER would have occurred to me. Wow there are a lot of great red headed characters. I would have to add Eleanor from Eleanor & Park.

Excellent list! I have two redheaded daughters, so this really hits home for me. Thanks!

Cute list!! I love all the Weasleys!! I would add Madeline :) Thanks for stopping by my list!

Love your theme, so interesting! Loving your choices, especially Clary and Scarlett! Happy reading.

Nice topic! I was a redhead at school and have the usual teasing from other kids which I found miserable. Now there are cool redheads out there in the book world like the Weasleys, Cat from The Night Huntress series, Sabina Kane...the list is endless! Thanks for visiting my blog!

Such a fun list! I love that Fancy Nancy made it on!

Great list, I love your idea ! I really need to read Top Ten Clues you're Clueless about, it seems like such a fun read! :)

I loved Eleanor, from Eleanor and Park. But great list! It's funny to me as a writer because a red-headed heroine is supposed to be a frowned-upon cliche--but as a redhead myself (though mine has gotten darker as I've gotten older; I suppose it's just auburn now), I feel like I should have a free pass to write them. :) I still remember being in a high school English class and having my teacher talk about literary tropes and symbols, and how red hair was sign of a strong heroine (he used Willow as his example). I felt so special.

What a fun topic! Anne of Green Gables is my favorite, but it's odd how many childhood classics were redheads, now that you've made me think about it.

Great TTT choice.

Anne Shirley definitely IS the first one that pops up in the mind, and this holds true even for those who hasn't read the books (as is my case). And the Weasley's come next. I'd only add Rachel Elizabeth Dare from the Percy Jackson and the Olympians series.