
Hooray for you and welcome to hour 13. You passed the halfway point of the Readathon and are ready to push on through the final 12. Whoot – Whoot.
I’m Paula, your host for the next couple hours. I don’t know about you, but I’m ready for a pot of tea, some snacks and to fall back into the world of my book.
My question is, have you ever read a book with a world you just yearned to be in? Do you prefer a fictional world like Narnia, or something real, like Jane Austen’s Britain? Leave a comment below with a book world you could see yourself entering and I will randomly choose a winner at the end of hour 14.
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I would love to live in the Wizards World of Harry Potter saga (possibly after they defeat Voldemort, thank you).
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I think it would be interesting to visit Maria V. Snyder’s lands of Ixia and Sitia. I certainly enjoyed getting lost in those books!
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I love the Harry Potter books and can imagine how exciting it would be to live in such a magical world.
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The Wizarding World of Harry Potter is calling my name. I love how old-fashioned this world is from having tons of candles strewn about to writing with quills and ink on parchment and exploring all over the Hogwarts Castle. There are so many simple, elegant ideas in Harry Potter that add up to a wonderful world. The magic is obviously fantastic, but it’s somehow secondary to the historical weight of the Wizarding World. (And we mustn’t forget tea time!)
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Harry Potter wizarding world
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I would definitely prefer a fictional world, such as the Red London from “A Darker Shade of Magic”. I would love being an Antari so I can travel between Londons.
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Hmm, i choose the world of Alice (but hopefully not for too long as it might make me go mad!).
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All the time. I prefer books set in the real world, and when they are in a time or place where I haven’t been I really would love to change that.
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Oh, Narnia is my most loved and dreamed-of world, but I’ve always loved the world of Terabithia, as well! And in recent years I haven’t been able to get The Night Circus out of my mind.
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