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I love Lenore! It has much more personality than Eleanor. I think it goes better with Cosette.

I think Lenore is a great name, but I wouldn't pair it with another French two-syllable name like Cosette or Colette (although of the two, I like it more with Cosette).

Very romantic due to Edgar Allan Poe. I like it.

Lenore Colette is ok

Yikes! All I think about, and I wish I didn't, is that Edgar Allen Poe poem about the dead person.

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May I suggest Elinor, Eleanor or Leonora? Or even Lenora, or Lynora?

I prefer Lenore Colette, as both names sound French, and I think Cosette sorta sounds Italian.

I know a Richelle Lenore.
I think Colette looks/sounds good with Lenore.

It seems a bit forlorn and sad, but it's pretty. Lenore Colette is better.

Lenore Colette is gorgeous!

I like Lenore and of the two prefer Colette.

I like Lenore Cosette a little better.
I feel like Lenore is one of those names that works extremely well as a middle name, but isn't common or filler. It has a morbid, romantic quality cuz of Poe, but I like that and it isn't overwhelming. It's very mature sounding but in a sweet way rather than a dowdy way. And Cosette as a middle makes the combo softer and sweeter.

Lenore used to be one of my favorite names! I still find it charming.

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I prefer Lenore Cosette.

it's okay, but I prefer Leonore. But my overall favorite is Leonora.

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Leonore Cosette is magnificent.

I think Lenore is absolutely lovely! I’m not sure I love it with either middle name though. Having two two-syllable names in a row with the emphasis on the same syllable is too sing-songy for me. (“Callooh Callay”!) What about Lenore Nicolette, just to break it up a bit?

I LOVE Lenore!

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I prefer Cosette in this case since I don’t like the repeated L sound in “Lenore Colette”.