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I adore the name Cressida, especially since I’m a huge fan of the children’s author Cressida Cowell. I’ve also started coming ’round to the name Kitty as it stands, and Kitty Edith is simply delightful, as is Saskia Ruth and Rupert Christopher John!
Very English! Must be the Times/Telegraph again! I like the name Cressida too — though the Shakespearian character detracts. Do love the Blueberry bit, and I’ve always had a soft spot for Ludo and Ivo. I used to love Maximus too — until Gladiator. Now it just annoys me.
I love the Blueberry bit too. And yes, these came from London Times.
That is who/what (Gladiator/Russell Crowe) I think of when I see the name Maximus.
Rocco Maximus is spunky.
Finlay David North is pretty good too.
Loving Ivo!
I must truly be a Brit at heart, because I far prefer British names over American names. All of these are simply wonderful. My favorites are Cressida Blueberry (with siblings Cosima and George!), Rupert Christopher John, Saskia Ruth, Tessa Romily, and Monty James Bellamy.
Love Cressida Blueberry (just makes me 🙂 ) and Finlay David North.
Those were my favorites on this list.
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Oh, this list! Where to start? The names alone are so, so yummy, and then you see them with their siblings and now I want to go eat a brownie and read them all again.
I’m partial to: Cressida Blueberry (esp with Cosima and George), Saskia Ruth, Rupert Christopher, Ivo Roland, and Kitty Edith. Ophelia paired with Mayrose is nice, and I’m so happy to see Bluebell, as well!
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