Welcome to Top 10 Tuesday. This week we were charged with sharing the various book locations we would love to visit. I decided to share places I have journeyed to recently that are best suited for book travel. Each well-researched book brought a new perspective to a time and place in history. And while a time machine would be required to visit the places I have listed, it is my affection for flush toilets, antibiotics, and the safety of my own home, that prompts a book-only adventure! 😉
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Top Book Locations I Liked Visiting (But Only In A Book! 😉 )
Freedom’s Kiss by Sarah Monzon (early 1800 Florida)
Hidden Among The Stars by Melanie Dobson (WWII Austria)
The Liberty Bride by Marylu Tyndall (War of 1812)
The Patriot Bride by Kimberly Woodhouse (Revolutionary War)
Prince Edward’s Warrant by Mel Starr (14th century England)
The Pursuit of Tamsen Littlejohn by Lori Benton (early 1800s Tennessee)
The Seamstress by Allison Pittman (French Revolution)
Searching for You by Jody Hedlund (1850s orphan trains)
Shelter of The Most High by Connilyn Cossette (OT Israel)
When The Heart Sings by Liz Tolsma (WWII Poland)
It would be very interesting (albeit heartbreaking) to see what the Orphan Trains were actually like. I’d want to scoop up all of those children and take them home with me. 🙂
My Top Ten Tuesday post.
Hedlund does a good job in this series balancing the good and the bad of the orphan train effort.
What an interesting list with the time travelling theme!
Thx!!