Top 10 Settings I'd Like To See More Of (Or At All)

A Meme By The Broke and the Bookish

This topic was actually a lot harder than I originally thought it would be - the first few settings came easy to me, but then I really had to sit down and think about other settings I'd like to read about. There was really no trouble narrowing down anything since the real challenge was just coming up with ten settings, period. Here are my ten picks:

When I was younger, I always wished I could have gone

to a boarding school. Some of the best books have taken 

place in such schools, too (Looking for Alaska, anyone?)

Castles are awesome, and full of all sorts of

interesting rooms (think Harry Potter)

I graduated from college in 2011, but I still feel

like I can relate to the college experience. I even

wanna go back for my masters. (my favorite series

with a college setting - Secret Society Girl)

I've always wanted to go on a road trip, which

may be why I've been so drawn to films and novels

that feature epic road trips (like Paper Towns)

I always enjoy reading novels that take place in my 

home state - especially if they're in cities I have close 

ties to, like San Antonio, Austin, or my hometown 

of El Paso (which is also where the Blue Beetle is from!)

One of my favorite cities in the entire world! When

I went to London, I had never really even been outside

of Texas - it opened a whole new world for me, and

will always hold a special piece of my heart (a cute novel

with a London setting - Can You Keep A Secret?)

I really need to start reading more books that take

place on foreign planets - I love reading the descriptions

that authors come up with (like the ones in Last Son of Krypton)

The forest is full of mystery & life, and makes a perfect

setting. So far I've only read one book that took place in

the Amazon, but it was amazing! (check out Amazonia)

So, I haven't read any books featuring underground

cities, but I'd like to! The idea just sounds so cool (plus,

it reminds me of the Morlocks in the X-Men comics)

Do you guys even know of any good books that

take place in an underwater lab, because I don't.

I would love to read one, though. (I got the idea

from that Australian TV show, Ocean Girl)

So, have any of these made your list? Let me know if there are any other awesome settings you'd like to see featured in a novel - I was running out of ideas!