The Love Muffin map — the real places in every book

Every Love Muffin story is set in a real British city, and the places are real. This map grows by one city with every book. If you live there and we have got a street wrong, tell us at hello@giddymoose.com — we will fix it and thank you in the next edition.

Bradford — Six Kinds of Mmm

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• Bradford Central Library — Grace's library — the catalogue drawers, the 900s, the after-hours cart.
• Kirkgate Market, Bradford — The cabbage Saturday. Go early; the stall temperature is exactly as written.
• City Park, Bradford — The Mirror Pool, which has opinions about the weather and is walked past in every chapter.
• Bradford City Hall — The clock Grace checks when she is pretending not to count.

Bradford — The Wrong Kind of Wonderful

Book 1 · coming soon

• Bradford Central Library — Where a man returns a book fourteen weeks late with the fine pre-counted in coins.
• Saltaire — The Saturday chapter. Salts Mill, the canal, the model village that a mill-owner built for his workers.
• Lister Park, Bradford — Cartwright Hall and the boating lake — Nadia's thinking walk.
• Shipley Glen — The tramway and the moor edge; the chapter in the rain.
• Kirkgate Market, Bradford — The mug, the cabbage, 'I don't eat cheese / I know.'

Manchester — The Accountability Mistake

Book 2 · coming soon

• Northern Quarter, Manchester — Erin's walk to work and the café with the honest coffee.
• Chorlton, Manchester — Beech Road — the doorstep where everything is said on a Friday.
• Whitworth Art Gallery, Manchester — The first proper afternoon; the gallery café and the park behind it.
• Didsbury, Manchester — Tom's church hall — the red-brick Edwardian one with the lit doorway.
• Ancoats, Manchester — The canal walk where the journal changes hands.

Birmingham — Married But Still Drifting

Book 3 · coming soon

• Jewellery Quarter, Birmingham — Daniel's bench — Vyse Street, the Assay Office, the Chamberlain Clock.
• St Paul's Square, Birmingham — The civic-commission unveiling, where Hannah meets Rachel.
• Bournville, Birmingham — The village the Quakers built — the carillon, the greens, Hannah's school tours.
• Cadbury World, Birmingham — The coach-trip chaos, twenty-eight Year Fours at a time.
• Bullring, Birmingham — The bench where a man puts his leaflets under his arm and pours tea from a flask.
• Moseley, Birmingham — St Chad's and the Athertons' Sunday lunch, trifle included.

Durham — The Hug That Lasted Too Long

Book 4 · in the writing

• Durham Cathedral — Jonah's lodge — the banker shop behind the cathedral, where new stone is cut to sit beside the old.
• Palace Green, Durham — The second hug, under the Lumiere lights, in front of everyone.
• Prebends Bridge, Durham — The almost-kiss, and the stepping back.
• Durham Market Place — The covered market steps, and a man who folds his FREE PRAYER sign flat before he speaks.
• Beamish Museum — Simran's 1913 village — the bait tin, the chapel, the sweetshop.
• Chester-le-Street — Peggy and Alf's kitchen table, where nothing is off limits.

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