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2017 is the year of Literary Heroes. It is 20 years since Harry Potter was released, the 200th anniversary of Jane Austen's Death and 75 years since the first Famous Five novel was released.
The first week of May is also Children's Book Week.
So we decided to illustrate some of the most iconic literature locations around the UK that you need to visit. From the real life locations that inspired fictional settings to the homes and writing places of the most famous writers of all time, these locations are a must-visit for all book-lovers.
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Mourne Mountains - The Real Life Narnia
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27points
Celeste Spaniel 7 years ago
There's also the Malvern hills lamppost which is said to have inspired C.S. Lewis to write the book :)
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Hampshire - The Home Of Jane Austen
Final score:
23points
Galeanthropy2017 7 years ago
"I could easily forgive his pride, if he had not mortified mine."
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Oxford - The Meeting Place For The Inklings
Final score:
11points
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TravelTrina 7 years ago
Aww these are really pretty! I would love to visit Oxford some time soon, so will make sure to stop in that pub. I've seen the Elephant House in Edinburgh lots of times.
TravelTrina 7 years ago
Aww these are really pretty! I would love to visit Oxford some time soon, so will make sure to stop in that pub. I've seen the Elephant House in Edinburgh lots of times.
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