If you had the chance to live in the world of any novel, which one would you choose and why?

[✧.*Just Roodina✧.*]

I would choose to live in the world of Harry Potter. The idea of studying at Hogwarts, learning magic, and exploring a hidden magical world sounds fascinating to me. I’ve always loved the idea of secret passages, flying broomsticks, and magical creatures. It’s a world full of wonder and adventure—much more exciting than the ordinary one!

[Liesel]

Same! These fantasy books stole my heart as a child and I'm still in love with its world! Wouldn't mind spending time in Narnia either :)

[Linda]

Love this question! Probably any of Jane Austen’s novels for me as I’d love to travel back in time and see my favourite period im history. Then again to live in it would be tough as a woman, no rights etc.! So with that in mind I guess I’d pick Tolkien’s Middle Earth.

[Brynn]

Very possibly The Book Of Doors...working as a librarian to find the special books...

[Reader]

it really depends on the author's perspective in any genre, but mainly in time travel between modern and ancient worlds & type of romance plots w/ less drama but more with everything else!

[yaydaydayreads]

Oh for sure Harry Potter - Hogwarts School of Wizardry. Ravenclaw here!

[Hunter]

Treasures of the Lochs
The world I wrote about. This is suspenseful YA Christian fiction, involving a modern-day treasure hunt in Scotland, with a bit of supernatural thrown in. Blending historical fact and Scottish legend within an action-packed adventure, Treasures of the Lochs is a powerful story of faith, friendship, and redemption. The target audience is teenage and above (some parts would be too intense for younger readers). This book is a 2024 NIEA Finalist in Religion Fiction. It also hit Amazon#1 New Release for Christian Fantasy. I hope you’ll check it out.

[Antonio]

Living in the world of Spaceman of Bohemia by Jaroslav Kalfař would be an intriguing and introspective experience because it’s a world that blends the vast, mysterious beauty of space with deep, personal exploration of identity, history, and human connection. As Jakub Procházka, the first Czech astronaut, embarks on his mission to investigate the cosmic cloud JanHus1, I’d be immersed in the awe-inspiring solitude of space, confronting both the wonders of the universe and the weight of my own past. The novel’s mix of surreal encounters, like the enigmatic alien Nutella-eating spider Hanuš, and its grounding in Czech history and post-communist struggles would offer a unique chance to grapple with questions of purpose, sacrifice, and what it means to belong. Plus, the idea of floating in a spaceship, reflecting on life while staring into the infinite cosmos, feels both thrilling and profoundly humbling.

[✧.*Just Roodina✧.*]

Hunter wrote: "Treasures of the Lochs
The world I wrote about. This is suspenseful YA Christian fiction, involving a modern-day treasure hunt in Scotland, with a bit of supernatural thrown in. Bl..."

It sounds like a fascinating story! I enjoy books that mix adventure, history, and a touch of the supernatural. I might check it out soon.

[Dandelions and Daffodils]

It will and must be Oxford in The Golden Compass by Philip Pullman. I would like to have a dæmon myself, and I guess my life would be so much happier then!

[Biale]

Foundation. in this one

[✨Nadia✨]

I would love to travel to Jane Austen time so I can be BFFs with Jane Austen lol mainly so I can pick her brain

[Hunter]

Just Roodina wrote: "Hunter wrote: "Treasures of the Lochs
The world I wrote about. This is suspenseful YA Christian fiction, involving a modern-day treasure hunt in Scotland, with a bit of supernatura..."

Thank you. If you do, I hope you enjoy it. It was a lot of fun to write.