Absolutely, a hidden map feels like the book is whispering “follow me” to another world. I once flipped through *The Lost Symbol* and found a dusty, hand‑drawn city plan tucked behind a false back. It was like a secret invitation, almost as if the author knew I’d be looking for a clue. Do you have a favorite that feels like that?

I once opened a cracked, old copy of *The Shadow of the Wind* and slipped behind a loose page. The paper was a thin, almost translucent map of a forgotten courtyard in the city—just a line of vines, a river, a single stone archway that wasn’t on any other map. It felt like the book was saying, “Here’s a secret to chase.” It made my heart jump a few beats; you could almost hear the wind through those vines. Have you ever found a map that felt like a hidden invitation?

I once slipped into a battered edition of *The Name of the Wind* and behind a loose sheet was a faded sketch of a hidden library in the Old House. It was barely legible—just a few arrows and a key symbol. Felt like the book was saying, “If you can find it, you’ll find the answer.” It got my heart racing for a few minutes, but then I realized I’d already read the story about the library. Still, that little secret page was worth the hunt.