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The Relentless Moon--the moon
Amsterdam
The Laramie Project

What others?

I'm planning on What They Meant for Evil: How a Lost Girl of Sudan Found Healing, Peace, and Purpose in the Midst of Suffering since it's very unlikely I'll visit Sudan.

I just happen to be reading The Girl Who Drank the Moon, which would be perfect for a place I won't ever visit (since it doesn't exist)

But the A Court of Thorns and Roses series came to mind

This will be my freebie - I'm bound to read a book about somewhere I want to go but never will.

Winter in Paradise - it takes place on St. John - VI.

The Battle of Midway - Had this book already checked out of the library, and now it seems perfect for this prompt. They don't just let people visit Midway anymore. It's a nature preserve these days, and it appears the tourism program was ended in 2012.

The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe

Lilith wrote: "The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe"

Good choice!

Oh hey, I can use The Martian Chronicles by Bradbury for this one � not likely I’ll ever visit Mars. 😀

I read a lot of SFF and I'll never go to outer space, so this one is easy for me. Last year I made a list of 14 books I really wanted to read this year (and I'm really failing at finishing that list, but that's beside the point). Downbelow Station is on that list. This is the perfect EXTRA push to read it.

I read Little Lies. I love Heather Gudenkauf. Heather did not disappoint.
Takes place in Iowa.
I've travelled a lot in my life, but I realize I always seem to be on a coast.

I think I'll use Well Met cause a renaissance fair isn't speaking to me. Great book though.

I am reading Agatha Christie’s They All Came to Baghdad for another challenge. Fits perfectly for me.

Do totally fictional places that one CAN'T go count? I did read Harrow the Ninth. And i'm trying to make this one be "no stress" and fit in books i was going to read anyhow

Sheri wrote: "Do totally fictional places that one CAN'T go count? I did read Harrow the Ninth. And i'm trying to make this one be "no stress" and fit in books i was going to read anyhow"


I've decided they count, since I'm planning a SF book for this category!

Sheri wrote: "Do totally fictional places that one CAN'T go count? I did read Harrow the Ninth. And i'm trying to make this one be "no stress" and fit in books i was going to read anyhow"

I would say so. I used The Restaurant at the End of the Universe for this one since I'll probably never go to Milliways. Probably.

Sandra wrote: "I would say so. I used The Restaurant at the End of the Universe for this one since I'll probably never go to Milliways. Probably."

You'll probably never go to space.

Notorious RBG: The Life and Times of Ruth Bader Ginsburg by Irin Carmon

Quite certain I will never visit the Supreme Court. Great book and great lady!