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Dec 06 2010

WAGB Advent Calendar: Day 6

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Today’s Advent treat is a favorite of Rae and I. Yes, for two girls who love their e-readers, Rae and I also LOVE our customized bookmarks and have a long-standing tradition of making them for each other. It just so happens that I have TWO extra Fablehaven bookmarks (these bookmarks are full color and laminated) and will send one to the first two people who comment on this post!

For everyone else who doesn’t happen to be one of the first two commenter’s, you can still have your very own copy of this lovely bookmark by printing out the artwork provided below.

All you have to do is right click save the following jpeg file to your computer, and then print it out on card stock and cut it out. For those of you who are so inclined, laminating them is an excellent way to make them last!

Happy Holidays from With A Good Book!

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May 18 2010

Bookish Top 5: Fictional Places to Visit

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After our trip to Universal Studios complete with glimpses of the Wizarding World of Harry Potter, I got to dreaming of all the fictional places I wish I could visit. But there are so many amazing places that exist only in books, I solicited Rae’s help in choosing just 5 fictional book places that I’d visit if I could.

Top 5 Book Places to Visit

  1. untitledHogwarts (Harry Potter Series) This was the #1 choice for both of us. Is an explanation really required? Mail owls! Quidditch! Wands! Brooms! Spells! Magic.
  2. Fablehaven (Fablehaven Series) Another one we both agreed on. This magical preserve really has it all for fantasy lovers. Fairies, trolls, centaurs, a magical cow and so much more!
  3. The Great Library in Bookworld (Thursday Next Series)  The Great Library serves as a public gateway onto any book ever created! Plus, the Cheshire cat is the librarian! Any book lovers dream.
  4. Ellesméra in the great forest of Du Weldenvarden (Inheritance Cycle) There were many places from the Eragon books on our list, but the forest was one we both wanted to see. The elves created the city of Ellesméra by singing the trees and plants into structures. It sounds absolutely beautiful in the books, and I wish I could see it for myself!
  5. Rangeman HQ (Stephanie Plum Series) Since they don’t make it sound very appealing in the books, neither Rae or I were eager to see New Jersey (where the Plum stories take place).  BUT we were both eager to get a glimpse of the ultra-swank Rangeman HQ. (My main are of interest would be Ranger’s apartment where Stephanie occasionally takes refuge.)

So, what do you think of our list? If you could visit any of the wonderful fictional places you’ve read about where would you go? We’d love to hear your Top 5 list! As an alternative, are there any fictional places you’d never want to go?

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