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This weeks question is
Top Ten Settings I'd Like To See More Of (Or At All) --- (maybe you want read more books set in space or books set in Alaska or the beach)
This was really hard question this week. So, due to that, I only have 5 instead of 10.
1. The forest.
I love it when books are set in the woods. I don't know why, I just really forests in real life and I love reading about them. Its also a bonus when you read a book set in a forest, in the middle of winter. So, for a few seconds you can think that the trees are green.
2. Court.
I know there is a lot of books that is set in court, but I haven't read many of them. I love historical fiction when its set in the court with the Queens and Kings. I just love the plans and betrayals and the drama that is in a book that is set in court.
3.The NeverNever.
This might be cheating, but I love the world of the NeverNever in the Iron Fey series by Julia Kagawa. It is so unique and stunning that I fell in love with it and I want more books set in it.
4. The Underworld.
Books automatically get more interesting if they have the underworld in it. It doesn't matter if its like the underworld in the Soul Screamers series or like the one in the Goddess Test series.
5. Ireland.
I love the history of Ireland and all its castles and myths. It's a really good setting for a book.
I love it when books are set in the woods. I don't know why, I just really forests in real life and I love reading about them. Its also a bonus when you read a book set in a forest, in the middle of winter. So, for a few seconds you can think that the trees are green.
2. Court.
I know there is a lot of books that is set in court, but I haven't read many of them. I love historical fiction when its set in the court with the Queens and Kings. I just love the plans and betrayals and the drama that is in a book that is set in court.
3.The NeverNever.
This might be cheating, but I love the world of the NeverNever in the Iron Fey series by Julia Kagawa. It is so unique and stunning that I fell in love with it and I want more books set in it.
4. The Underworld.
Books automatically get more interesting if they have the underworld in it. It doesn't matter if its like the underworld in the Soul Screamers series or like the one in the Goddess Test series.
5. Ireland.
I love the history of Ireland and all its castles and myths. It's a really good setting for a book.
Thats my top ten, whats yours?
Happy reading
