Teachers and librarians have told us since we were in kindergarten that books transport us to new worlds. If you could choose any location in any story, where would you go on a literary vacation? I’ve always had the desire to check out Airbnb for hobbit holes that I could book for two weeks. I’d spend my time puttering around the Shire.
But then I think traveling 20,000 leagues under the sea in a luxury submarine might be better, as long as the captain wasn’t a revenge-seeking evil genius. The sub would stop at points of interests under the waves, the highlight being a day to suit up in scuba gear and explore the ruins of Atlantis.
Your turn. Where would you go on a literary vacation?
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It’s not exactly literary, but I’ve always wanted to live in a house like the Berenstain Bears’ treehouse!
If it has to do with books, I’d call it literary. I love the Berenstain Bears and their treehouse! My mom got such a kick reading their adventures to us. She seemed to empathize with Mother Bear. Papa Bear and their son would stagger in from another disaster and she’d wear an expression that would crack my mom up.