A defence of maps at the start of books

From Afternoons, 2:10 pm on 1 December 2020

Rob Kelly thinks that sometimes a book warrants a map at the start, but only if they're clever and match the book.

Rob brings in a stack of volumes to try and convince Jesse to give books with maps at the start a chance!

Map of the Discworld from the novels of Terry Pratchett

Map of Middle Eart by JRR Tolkein

Map of the world of The Phantom Tollbooth by Norton Juster

Map of the world of the Earthsea Quarter by Ursula Le Guin

Map of Hundred Acre Wood by E.H. Shepard

Map of Treasure Island by Robert Louis Stevenson

Map of the world of the Wheel of Time by Robert Jordan

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