Books set in Bretagne
16 books and other written works set here; ordered by French Wikipedia lookups, not readers or sales.
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- 1ConcarneauLe Chien jaune2
- 2RennesLes suites d’un moment d’erreur2
- 3VannesSébastien Roch2
- 4Beg MeilL'Île aux trente cercueils1
- 5Forêt de RennesLe Loup blanc1
- 6OuessantZilia et Agathide1
- 7Saint-MaloThéodore1
Dots mark towns named as settings. Books without a dot are still listed.
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- Antoine#9
- Dolbreuse#10
How this list is made
Placed by where the story is set, not where the book was written.
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- Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes72 titles
- Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur33 titles
- Normandie21 titles
- Nouvelle-Aquitaine21 titles
- Hauts-de-France18 titles
- Bretagne16 titles
- Bourgogne-Franche-Comté15 titles
- Grand Est14 titles
- Centre-Val de Loire13 titles
- Pays de la Loire10 titles
- Corse3 titles
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