Top Ten Tuesday – Settings I’d Like to See More Of

Top Ten Tuesday is a weekly meme created by The Broke and the Bookish and it is now hosted by The Artsy Reader Girl. This week’s theme is Settings I’d Like to See More Of. Some of these are popular settings, but I love them so much that I’d like to see even more. Here’s my list:

1. Boarding Schools

2. The Beach

3. Castles

4. Tudor England

5. The Forest

6. Small Towns

7. England

8. Ancient Greece

9. Trains

10. Space

Did you write a Top Ten Tuesday list? What is your list of Settings You’d Like to See More Of?

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Author: jilljemmett

Jill lives in Toronto, Canada. She has studied English, Creative Writing, and Publishing. Jill is the creator and content producer of Jill’s Book Blog, where she has published a blog post every day for the last four years, including 5-7 book reviews a week. She can usually be found with her nose in a book.

20 thoughts on “Top Ten Tuesday – Settings I’d Like to See More Of”

  1. YES I LOVE boarding school books!! They were always my favorite setting growing up–probably because I had a secret desire to go to a sleepaway summer camp but never did haha 🙂

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      1. I agree! While I’m not a huge fan of contemporary I do really enjoy relatively closed settings like boarding schools. I also think that boarding schools tend to have a certain amount of drama in them that isn’t always necessarily true with regular school settings

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  7. YAY!! We both started our lists with boarding schools!!! I’m seriously all about that setting and I’m glad to see it on another list. I think we also shared space, but you had a lot of good ones I was toying with including (i.e. Tudor England)!

    Today’s my first TTT post since 2018 (shocking I know) and if you’d like you can check it out here: https://nerdnarrationblog.wordpress.com/2019/07/23/top-ten-tuesday-book-settings-i-live-for/

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