Top 10 Best Fablehaven Characters

He is a well-rounded character that grows throughout the books. He possesses both strengths and weaknesses. He fails many times, picks himself back up, and learns from his mistakes.

Throughout the books, however, he is brave, loyal, and kind. Seth is funny and interesting to read about, and I loved seeing him grow.

He was the best character in my opinion. He was an ideal protagonist. Just a regular boy thrown into a chaotic world. Sure, he was a bit rough and a bit rebellious, and we can all agree he made terrible mistakes.

But in spite of all that, he works hard, learns from his mistakes, and develops into an actually amazing character.

She's the coolest. Everything about her screams girl power. She is smart and serious, and her love for her brother is so sweet. She reminds me of myself, and it's really fun to see someone like her in such an amazing book series!

Kendra is the best character. She's very smart and crafty.

Vanessa is an interesting and complex character. She is an ally, then a villain, then an ally again. Vanessa successfully navigated a redemption arc. When she was a villain, she was truly scary, and her banter with the satyrs was always welcome.

Lena is both the sweetest and coolest person ever. She has a cool past and a likable present. I wish she had not died so early.

Lena was my favorite, but she died. I think she is the best character.

Christopher Vogel is a great character. If he had been given more prominence, he would have been much better. Brandon Mull missed a great opportunity.

Sorry, this is a shallow one. Hugo's so high on here because of a lack of very good characters in the book. Sorry, Mull, past Seth and the bad guy, you don't have a very good cast of characters. Hugo's here because I love the vanilla character he is, a golem who got free will.

Now, if Mull had expanded on his character and his gaining of free will, Hugo could have easily been the best character. But unfortunately, Mull got caught up in making Kendra as perfect as possible (terrible writing in my opinion) and gave him so little time to explore learning the ways of a real person. Sadly, Mull had such good base materials but kind of messed it up. However, I would say Hugo is a good base character.

He is a really good character. He is loving, kind, and overall a great dragon.

Brilliant character, great dialogue, and directions. It was interesting to have a long-dead character as an active player in the plot. Witty and clever, Patton was great in every way. I almost wish he was modern.

"When jumping is the sole option, you jump, and try to make it work." A Patton prequel would be epic.

A good character. I love people who are stubborn and seemingly harsh but, when you get down to it, are amazing people. He sacrifices himself twice in the whole series. A great man.

The more amiable of the duo. Genuinely a good friend.

Sort of a jerk, but endearingly.

Dale is just a good guy. Without him, Fablehaven simply would collapse. He keeps the preserve running. He is a quiet and kind worker, and the way he cared for Warren was just so sweet.

Additionally, Dale says one of the wisest quotes in all of the books: "Smart people learn from their mistakes. But the real sharp ones learn from the mistakes of others." I love Dale.

The convenient, hardworking farmhand. He's okay, better than that awful main protagonist.

She kicks butt and saves so many people. She is an amazing grandma and a great character!