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100 Awesome Literary Names For Girls And Boys

Books shape us, sharpen our empathy, and fill our imaginations, so a literary name carries quiet meaning for a bookworm family. If you want to honor beloved authors or characters, this list of 100 awesome literary names for girls and boys will inspire you. For girls, you will meet Alice from Wonderland, Arrietty from The Borrowers, Beatrice, Cordelia, Harper for Harper Lee, Hazel, Juliet, Katniss, Luna, Lyra, Matilda, and Scout. For boys, you will find Atticus, Augustus, Beckett, Byron, Darcy, Dorian, Gatsby, Heathcliff, Huckleberry, Keats, Rhett, Sawyer, and Winnie, each tied to a story worth telling your child.
Literature is a very important of our life, reading literature makes us smarter and nicer. Deep reading is vigorous exercise from the brain and increases our real-life capacity for empathy. If you are a bookworm and you are looking for a literary name for your baby boy or girl, you could check out this list of 100 literary baby names inspired by characters and authors from literature.



Literary Names For Girls

Albertine
Alice
Anais
Arrietty
Arundhati
Arya
Austen
Beatrice
Bella
Brett
Bronte
Charlotte
Clarissa
Cordelia
Daisy
Edwidge
Elizabeth
Ellery
Eloise
Emma
Esme
Ethel
Gertrude
Harper
Hazel
Henrietta
Janie
Jhumpa
Jo
Jules
Juliet
Kairi
Katniss
Lisbeth
Louisa
Luna
Lyra
Matilda
Olivia
Pamela
Ramona
Rosalind
Rue
Savannah
Stephanie
Sula
Sylvia
Tacy
Waverly

Literary Names For Boys





Albus
Alcott
Ambrose
Amory
Ashley
Athos
Atticus
Auden
Augustus
Aureliano
Barrett
Beckett
Benvolio
Buck
Byron
Caulfield
Charlie
Colin
Darcy
David
Don
Dorian
Edward
Elwyn
Ernest
Fielding
Fitzgerald
Flannery
Gatsby
George
Harry
Heathcliff
Henry
Hester
Homer
Huckleberry
Huxley
Jude
Keats
Landon
Max
Noah
Ovid
Rhett
Sawyer
Scout
Stuart
Tom
William
Winnie
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