Hey everyone! It’s Tuesday and that means it’s time for another Top Ten Tuesday! This weekly meme is hosted by the wonderful people at The Broke and the Bookish. You should definitely check them out! This week’s topic is:
Ten Books Set Outside The US (I don’t know about you but sooo much of what I read is set in the US and I love finding new recs of stuff set outside of it!)
I realized that I read a lot set in the US. I will try to do as many as I can.
Ten Books Inside and Outside The US:
- The Fault In Our Stars by John Green-Amsterdam
The majority of this book is set in the US. Some of it is set in Amsterdam though. I love the part in Amsterdam so much. Especially in the movie, since I could see just how beautiful it is.
2. The Harry Potter series by JK Rowling- Britain
This is a greatly loved series. It’s fictional (right?) but still has a real setting.
3. The Anne Shirley series by L.M. Montgomery-Canada
I am reading this old series right now and I love it.Most of if not all of Montgomery’s books are set in Canada.
4. The Ask Amy Green Series by Sarah Webb-Ireland
This is a great tween series about a girl named Amy Green who lives in Ireland
5. The Book Thief by Mark Zusak-Germany
The town is fictional but it’s set in Germany. This book I have yet to read but it’s on my book shelf right now.
That’s all. I knew I wouldn’t be able to think of much. What books have you read that aren’t set in the U.S.
Thanks for reading and stay tuned for next week’s Top Ten Tuesday!
~Makayla the Bookworm 😀
Random Reads! 
This list was difficult for me, too. I mostly read fantasy/sci fi–and those aren’t usually even set on Earth! Hope you enjoy The Book Thief. It’s sad, but wonderful. My TTT
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Thanks for commenting!! Yeah. I read so many books either set in imaginary places or in the US. I’ve only heard good about The Book Thief. I hope I enjoy it too 🙂
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Ah, that’s so cool you have Anne on your list too. Love the photos of all the books.
And of course, The Book Thief, its strange isn’t it, if you think of a book, its mostly US.
Amanda
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Yeah! I am obsessed with Anne. I always try to get good quality pics 🙂 I’m looking forward to reading The Book Thief! Authors need to branch out more in terms of setting. Thanks for commenting!
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I could only come up with 3 books (Australia – and one review went up today), and I’ve read them all recently. Plus I talk about them a lot. I didn’t see it fitting to use them, so I sat out for this week. LOL.
I’ve seen Harry Potter on quite a few lists this week, which isn’t all that surprising. 😉 Especially since I’m like the only one I know who hasn’t read them.
I really need to branch out!
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This was a hard topic for quite a few. You definitely need to read Harry Potter 🙂
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Um okay books outside of the US (besides the ones you’ve already named): Anna and the French Kiss, Isla and the Happily Ever After, The Lunar Chronicles, The Heroes of Olympus do also take place in the US, but mostly outside of it. There are probably a few more that I’ve read, but I’d recommend these! 🙂
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I definitely haven’t read any of those XD Thanks for the recommendations 🙂
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