Wednesday Weekly Blogging Challenge: Fictional Worlds I'd Love to Visit

 

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Happy Wednesday! Hope you're having a great week. Today, we are discussing fictional worlds we would love to visit. In a vague sense, I could say books that take place in small towns, especially if they are by the water. Here are some examples:

Though I don't have any desire to live on the West Coast, Cedar Cove is a beautiful town in Puget Sound where Debbie Macomber's characters live and work. Especially since the television show, I would love to visit it or the real town that inspired it, Port Orchard, Washington. 

Brambling Falls, the setting for Selling Christmas by Angelina Goode, is a small fictional town with historical homes. The book is set during Christmas, which makes it even better. Would love to visit this one and spend the holidays there. 

Promise Lodge is an Amish community founded by three sisters. It is my favorite out of all Charlotte Hubbard's fictional Amish communities. Would love to eat there, shop there, and spend some time with these characters.

HollyHaven is a magical town that is home to the Claus family. For a Christmas lover like me, it would be an exciting place to visit.

What are some fictional worlds you would love to visit?