Bookland

/ˈbʊklænd/ noun

A place or imaginary realm where books are the dominant feature or where one can get lost in reading.

Compound of 'book' (from Old English 'bōc', originally meaning a beech tablet used for writing) and 'land' (from Proto-Germanic 'landaz'). The combination creates a metaphorical space representing the world of literature.

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