Top Ten Tuesday: Places in Books to Visit

This week's topic is all about traveling to places you've read about in books.

Diagon Alley - Always

Visiting these Christmas stores:

Bluff Point,  Maine - small town charm.

Hiking  and seeing the beauty of nature 

Alaska (But not if some bad guy is chasing me)

Scotland - even in the winter

New York City during the Gilded Age

Paris. I would never turn down Paris

San Francisco would be nice!

Especially if I run into this big group of friends

Visiting this bakery in Torte would be amazing, although it would be hard to pick out something on the menu!

Top Ten Tuesday: Settings

This week's topic is Bookish Settings I'd Like to Visit. So no Hunger Games here, but worlds I'd like to stay in just a little bit longer. I'm going to go with favorites instead of books read this year.

- meme from The Broke and the Bookish 

Hogwarts

Green Gables

With the Bennett Sisters

Genovia

Lucky Harbor

Canterwood Crest

With the Bridgertons

At Gallagher Girls Academy

At Mythos Academy

At Hundred Oaks

Top Ten Tuesday: Small Town Charm

This week's topic is a rewind. I'm choosing fictional towns I'd love to visit. As opposed to the one recently which was real places...

- meme from The Broke and the Bookish

From Movie/TV

Stars Hollow: As this is based on an actual town in CT, I should make it a plan to visit.

Hogsmead: If it looks anything like the wonders at Universal - it's pretty cool indeed.

Bookish World:

Small town romances where it's hard to keep a secret and friends are always there to make you laugh...

Lucky Harbor

Fool's Gold

Whiskey Creek

Serenity

Cedar Cove

Chesapeake Shores

Blue Heron