Top Ten Tuesday- Vivid World/Amazing Settings

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Books with vivid worlds and settings are really the best books to read. So of course I read a lot of them. An awesome world or setting is really one of my requirements for a book to be awesome. =] Without further to do here is my list:

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1) Pure by Julianna Baggott:

The Pures, the Dome, the people fused to objects, other people, animals and even the earth. Amazing vivid world.

2) Chicago in Divergent by Veronica Roth:

 5 Factions that focus on different human qualities that eventually breaks out into chaos. I love the Chicago Roth has created.

3) Godspeed in Across the Universe by Beth Revis:

People traveling on a spaceship of lies trying to reach a planet and a new life. Love the mystery and world Revis has created.

4) Alagaesia in Eragon by Christopher Paolini:

One of my most favorite fantasy worlds with Dragons, Dragon Riders, Elves, Dwarves and so much more. Sad has ended.

5) Hogwarts from the Harry Potter Books:

Of course, everyone should pick this one. Who wouldn't want to learn magic and go to school to perfect it. Amazing world and characters that I grew up with. =]

6) The Seven Kingdoms from A Song of Ice and Fire Series in The Game of Thrones:

Martin's writing is vast, vivid and amazing in this series so far. Only on Book 3 but I know it will just keep getting better and better. Especially with how he integrates so many characters into a dramatic world.

7) New Beijing in Cinder by Marissa Meyer:

New Beijing is just spectacular with new technologies, robots, cyborgs, a prince and an evil lunar queen. Also you can't beat a fairytale retelling. Can't wait to see how Meyer's world expands when it goes to France in Scarlet. =]

8) His Dark Materials by Philip Pullman:

 I want to know what my Daemon is just from reading this book with its vivid imaginary world. I really wanted this to continue on from just the 3 books.

9) Panem from The Hunger Games by Suzanne Collins:

Even though it is a horrible place to live, you actually think to yourself that it could happen in real life, that is what makes it so vivid and scary.

10) The Secrets of the Immortal Nicholas Flamel World by Michael Scott:

Who wouldn't want to be able to control the elements with your aura or be able to do spells or fight against evil or meet people from the past that are still living because they are immortal. Scott has created an amazing world and I don't want to see it end.  

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Happy Reading

-Michael