1. The Netherlands:
The Hiding Place by Corrie ten Boom
2. Scotland:
The Shadowy Horses by Susanna Kearsley
The End of Summer by Rosamunde Pilcher
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3. Thailand:
The Thai Amulet by Lyn Hamilton
4. Cambodia:
5. Bali:
Balilicious by Becky Wicks
6. France (specifically Paris):
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7. Mexico:
The Xibalba Murders by Lyn Hamilton
8. The Galapagos:
9. Egypt:
Death on the Nile by Agatha Christie
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10. Morocco:
(which technically I've never been to but where I hope to go someday.)
The Tattooed Map by Barbara Hodgson
Happy Reading!
What a perfect topic and you've been to some really cool places!
ReplyDeleteI've been lucky. And someday, hopefully, I'll get to travel to a few more. (Fingers crossed.)
DeleteWow, you've been to many countries, Lark! :) And that's a great topic, too!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Melody! :)
DeleteWow...the Galapagos. That takes some doing; it's not one of those places you stop at on the way to someplace else. Great theme today.
ReplyDeleteIf I went back to the Galapagos I'd plan on spending a few extra days exploring Ecuador, which I didn't get to do the first time around. :)
DeleteI've been at the Galapagos and it's so pretty! I also love Agatha Christie's books, Death on the Nile is one of my favorites. Great topic!
ReplyDeleteI loved Death on the Nile too...especially because I read it while I was in Egypt, traveling on the Nile. Thanks for commenting! :)
DeleteMexico is the only country on your list I've been to so far.
ReplyDeleteI'd love to see Bali and Scotland someday!
My TTT.
Bali and Scotland are both amazing...and so different from each other. I'd go back to both in a heartbeat.
DeleteI've been to Scotland and Mexico, but so many other places you've listed are places I'd love to visit.
ReplyDeleteThe world is full of amazing places; I wish I could spend a year traveling and see them all. :D
DeleteThat is awesome! Cool idea for a topic! I'd love to visit Scotland someday. :)
ReplyDeleteScotland is amazing! I wish I could go back and see more of it.
DeleteFrance and Scotland would be at the top of my list to visit. And the Galapagos- how cool! As a kid I always wanted to go there, and still do.
ReplyDeleteThe Galapagos was a lot of fun. Especially because of all the birds I was able to see there. :)
DeleteColor me pea green with envy over the wonderful places you’ve visited—what an inspired theme for a freebie Top Ten. I haven’t heard of that one by Rosamund Pilcher, but I’ll look for it as I enjoy a good Pilcher!
ReplyDeletePilcher is one of my favorite authors. :)
DeleteOh wow, you've done some amazing traveling! I'm so jealous of your travels to Scotland -- that's high on my list of dream destinations. I love reading books set in the places I travel. Great list!
ReplyDeleteScotland is awesome! I'd love to go back there someday. Thanks for commenting. :)
DeleteWhat a great idea! You are well read and well travelled. :D I Morocco your next planned destination?
ReplyDeleteNot sure if Morocco is the next trip I'll take, but it's definitely on my short list. It all depends on timing and money. :D
DeleteWow, you've been to a lot of places! Galapagos sounds neat, and I want to visit Scotland, too. :)
ReplyDeleteThey were both amazing! :)
DeleteMorocco has always appealed to me. I'm going to Scotland later this month (I was born there but haven't been back since I was 8!) and also to Paris. Great theme for a post. :)
ReplyDeleteI'm jealous you're headed to Scotland this month. I hope you have an amazing time! :)
DeleteWhat a creative theme. I haven't read very widely around the world. I'd probably have to do states. Ha! I do love In the Shadow of the Banyan though. So well-written.
ReplyDeleteIn the Shadow of the Banyan was a great read, wasn't it? I love the way that author writes!
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