Top Ten Tuesday (#5)

Top Ten Tuesday is a weekly meme hosted by the girls over at The Broke and the Bookish, where bloggers get together and list the top ten things related to that week's topic.

Top Ten...Favourite Books With X Setting

1. Set in a dome - Steel Lily by Megan Curd
   I don't like dome settings much, but I love this. I think they have to be done in a certain way, otherwise they're just a bit boring and ridiculous (cough, Breathe, cough). Curd did it perfectly, and I'm a big fan of this series.
2. Set in a believable dystopian world - Delirium by Lauren Oliver
   I can kind of imagine a future Earth where love is considered a disease - where the government sets everyone up with their own partners and how emotions are kept in check. It wouldn't happen for centuries of course, but I can kind of imagine it.
3. Set in England - Clockwork Angel by Cassandra Clare
   SHADOWHUNTERS IN ENGLAND, YAY!
4. Set partially in Heaven or Hell - Daughter of Smoke and Bone by Laini Taylor
   I really like this setting, and I'm not entirely sure why. I'm going to blame this on my Supernatural obsession.
5. Set in a foreign country - Just One Day by Gayle Forman
   It's set in France and I honestly have never wanted to visit the country more than when I was reading this book. 
6. Set in a mental hospital - Girl, Interrupted by Susanna Kaysen
   Is it weird to say that I like books with mental illnesses as a key theme? Yeah? Oh well.
7. Set mainly in a car - Saving June by Hannah Harrington
   I want to go on a road trip across America - but alas I cannot, so I'm doing the next best thing; reading books about it.
8. Set in a boarding school - Prep School Confidential by Kara Taylor
   Everyone who goes to a boarding school complains about going to a boarding school, but I find it intriguing. I've always wondered what it'd be like, living with a bunch of other teens my age for weeks on end - I'm sure it'd drive me crazy, but I still find it interesting.
9. Set in the 20th century - Revolution by Jennifer Donnelly
   It's half set in 20th-century France, and half set in the modern day. Still counts though, right?
10. Set during a World War - The Book Thief by Markus Zusak
    I'm pretty sure this book makes the cut most weeks. It's good, sue me.

This list has taken me about an hour to write - I couldn't think of anything! So what was on your list? Any similarities? And don't forget to enter the giveaway. (Going through the hop, it's obvious that I did completely the wrong thing - oops!)

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