Top Ten Tuesday is an original feature/weekly meme created by The Broke and the Bookish,
It has moved to That Artsy Reader Girl
It has moved to That Artsy Reader Girl
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1) Hobbiton (Of Course)
I'm sure Lothlorien and Rivendell are beautiful, as is Gondor and Rohan. But, Hobbiton would just be the most chill place to go. Everybody is just so laid back and things are simple and peaceful there.
I just remember feeling that while that world seemed terrifying, it was also just so vivid and amazing. I'd like to see it. After things settled down after the war that is.
3) Narnia, Chronicles of Narnia by CS. Lewis
One of the more completely magical places in books.
4) Ravka, Shadow and Bone by Leigh Bardugo
I'm only saying Ravka because the other places I've seen in this world, Ketterdam and Fjerda, don't really all that welcoming. I haven't read King of Scars yet, so I don't know how much things have changed after The Darking. But things were still more welcoming I think.
5) Night Court, A Court of Mist and Fury by Sarah J. Maas
Sure, Rhys is kind of a tool still. But he cares about his court, especially Velaris. And that is specifically where I'd want to go.
6) Calcus, Dwarves of Calcus by Katie Hamstead
Maybe any of the planets of this series. It's hard to pin which one I'd like to visit most. They are all so interesting. (Also this series is really good, and I highly recommend it)
7) Torvald, Dragon Raider by Ava Richardson
There be Dragons! Dragons that can be trained to ride. Do I need more of a reason?
I wish we could visit Narnia. That would be amazing. My TTT
ReplyDeleteNarnia was on my list, too, this week. (Well, a specific part of it). Hobbinton is another good choice.
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Narnia made my list too. Ravka is a good one!!
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I'd love to visit a lot of these places too!
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Yes to Hobbiton! It'd be gorgeous AND you know you'd be well fed. Hahaha. I'm on the fence about Narnia though. :D
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Hobbiton and Narnia would be so amazing. I could spend serious amounts of time in either one! And dragons- love the sound of Torvald.
ReplyDeleteOoh, dragons that you can ride! How fun!
ReplyDeleteThe Hobbit locations made my list when I did it in October, but I wasn't very specific.
I love that you've included maps! :)
ReplyDeleteMaps are one of my favorite parts of books.
DeleteEretz did sound terrifying but I'm also intrigued by it. Great list!
ReplyDeleteAs a child I always wanted to discover the secret way into Narnia. I would think about that world for hours. And now I'm excited that in a few years my oldest little one will be ready to read that book, yay! ♥
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