This week's theme is places in books that I would like to visit, which a great topic for me because of how imaginative I am. Here are my choices:
1. Hogwarts from The Harry Potter series. Need I say more? I would love to experience the magical world of Hogwarts.
2. Camp Half Blood from The Percy Jackson series. I think that it would be so cool to experience what life is like for demigods, and the training they must endure.
3. The Capitol from The Hunger Games series. I would not like to be in the hunger games, but I think that it would be cool to be able to dress up like the trendy people from the Capitol.
4. New York from Where She Went. The way the story is told through Mia taking Adam all throughout New York, made me imagine how pretty it must have been.
5. Futuristic Chicago from The Divergent Series. I could do without the violence between factions, but I am curious to see what faction I would be put in once I turned sixteen in Chicago.
6. Andalusia, Spain from The Alchemist. The way the author describes this beautiful Spanish island, made me want to visit it and see the culture myself.
7. Amsterdam from The Fault in Our Stars. Part of the book takes place in this beautiful city, where I have always wanted to visit because of its beautiful canals as well as to visit the Anne Frank house.
8. England from The Statistical Probability of Love at First Sight. I have visited London before, but I was too little to appreciate it. Now, I would like to go because of how the author describes the English countryside.
9. The Garden from The Secret Garden. I would really love to experience the beauty of this garden for myself, and the thought of having your own secret place that nobody know of sounds really cool.
10. Neverland from Peter Pan. A place where there are fairies, and I can never grow up? Yes please!
Let me know where you want to visit based on books!
Bye For Now!
Paperback Princess
Camp Half Blood and Hogwarts made my list too! I would absolutely love to see the magical staircases or the campfires. New York, Amsterdam, Futuristic Chicago, and the Capitol are all familiar to me as well. All of my locations, except for one, were fictional though. I just love how authors can describe settings so well. Nice list!:)
ReplyDeleteClaire @ Bookworm Reviews
Places in books are just better! :) thank you!
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