T5W – Settings I Want to See More Of

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It’s that time of the week again when I bring you the Top 5 Wednesdays, created by gingerreadslainey and hosted by Sam @ThoughtsOnTomes. If you want to know how T5W works you can go to the Goodreads group by clicking here. This week theme is Settings You Want to See More Of. I almost didn’t participate this week because I didn’t know what settings I should choose and because I had no ideas but in the end I got a few settings that I would love to see more and I ended up writing this post. Here’s my picks for this week:

Greek Mythology

I love greek mythology and I love retellings so I would love to read more books that were retellings of greek mythology. Something like ACOMAF that was a retelling of Hades and Persephone. How awesome would it be if we had more books like that?

Scotland

It’s not a secret that I love Outlander and that I love Scotland so I would love to read more books set in Scotland. It would be even better if it was set in the 1700s.

1920s

I love the 1920s. The fashion is amazing and so is the music and all the parties and because of that I would love to have more books set in the 1920s. Something like The Great Gatsby style. I love that book and I would probably love almost every book set in the 20s.

Russian Empire

One of my favorite parts of A Thousand Pieces of You was when Marguerite and Paul were in the Russiaverse. The Russiaverse was kind of like the Russia Empire and I loved it and because of that I need more books with that setting.

Japan

Japanese culture has always fascinated me and I think it would be an amazing setting for books. I would read that without any doubt, especially if it was in the 1800s and if it had geishas or samurai. I need a book with this setting now.

 

 

These are some Settings I Want to See More Of. What about you? What settings would you like to see more in books? 😀

28 thoughts on “T5W – Settings I Want to See More Of”

  10. What is it with people wanting more books set in 1920’s, I’ve seen this on several lists and I don’t get it. Maybe it’s because I’m not American?

    As for Japan, I’ve read several books set there this year and I can’t say I fall in love in any of them, but there was one pretty good one – “Greeth”. But it’s set in more of a dystopian-future setting.

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    • I’m not American too. I loved The Great Gatsby and the 20s setting. That’s why I would love to read more books with that settings.
      I think I only read one book that was set in Japan and I loved it too. That’s why I would like to try more

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