Con che libro ci sei stato? Viaggi e libri book tag!

Hi! Since everyone's heading out this summer, I wanted to create a tag that brings together books and travel. I'd love to see Martina from @ImaAndtheBooks and Teresa from @TeresaBeeBookaLula replicate it, but feel free to tag everyone! Here are the points of the tag: 1. The country you only know through books. A place you've never been but could describe thanks to a book. 2. The book that made you return. A place you've already been and a book that made you visit it a second time, or showed you something you'd missed. 3. The impostor book. A book that tells the story of a place the author doesn't really know, and it shows. 4. The country that exists only in books. Invented geographies and places not found on any official map. 5. The shortest journey. A novel or short story that takes you to the other side of the world in just a few pages. 6. The country you always return to. The place you've visited more times, literary-wise, than you've been there in real life. 7. The "book" of transportation. A story that takes place entirely on a means of transportation. 8. The next ticket. The country you'd like to visit with your next book. ⏱️Index: 00:00 Intro 00:49 The country you only know through books 04:57 The book that made you return 07:31 The impostor book 08:12 The country that exists only in books 10:08 The shortest journey 11:37 The country you always return to 12:36 The "book" of transportation 15:05 The next ticket 15:40 Conclusions 📖Books cited: “When the mountains sing” Nguyen Phan Que Mai, trans. F. Toticchi, North "The Belly of Naples" by M. Serao, BUR "The Shadow of the Wind" by C. Ruiz Zafón, trans. L. Sezzi, Mondadori "The Call of the Wild" by J. London, trans. U. Dèttore, BUR "The Seven Killers of the Shinkansen" by Isaka Kotaro, trans. B. Forzan, Einaudi @librimondadori @rcslibri @einaudieditore 📚Telegram Reading Group: https://t.me/ziofederacconta Anyone who would like to join the Telegram Reading Group is welcome! We're currently reading "The Meek One" and "The Dream of a Ridiculous Man."