Top Ten Tuesday is a feature hosted at The Broke and The Bookish where they post a list idea and everyone is welcome to post the list with their own answers. This week’s theme is “Top Ten Books Most Vivid World’s/Settings”.
1. Middle Earth (The Lord of the Rings etc, J.R.R. Tolkien)
2. Hogwarts (Harry Potter, J. K. Rowling)
3. Panem (The Hunger Games Trilogy, Suzanne Collins)
4. Westeros (A song of Ice & Fire series, George R.R. Martin) [No Spoilers please, I’m only on Storm of Swords Part 1!]
5. Wonderland (Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland, Lewis Carroll)
6. The Mongolian Plains (Conqueror Series, Conn Iggulden)
7. Buckkeep Castle (Assassin Trilogy, Robin Hobb)
8. Portland (Delirium Trilogy, Lauren Oliver)
9. Narnia (The Chronicles of Narnia, C.S. Lewis)
10. The world of the Belgariad & The Mallorean series’ (David Eddings) – Most notably, Pol’s kitchen, The Vale, Salmissra’s palace & the Hall of the Rivan King.
Wonderland! I was going to put that on my list but then i got distracted by other worlds. There are so many great, vivid settings out there.
Ooh I didn’t even think about Portland/Delirium but totally! And I got totally sucked into Panem. I think that’s really what made The Hunger Games so great for me!
I love your list – it shares a lot of similarities with mine, but it’s unique and wonderful too! 😀
~Keertana
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I should have put Wonderland on my list! Westeros/Estos would be there, too, except I’ve only seen the show… le sigh.
Oh, I really like your choices! I have several of these on my list as well, but all of your picks are awesome. Great list. 🙂
I love your list. We share a few of the same picks… I couldn’t resist putting Narnia or Wonderland. They are just such great places!
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