I think it really matters when you are in these worlds, especially with the Hunger Games and Wingfeather. Personally, I’d go with Wingfeather, because no matter when you are in the timeline, it’s livable. Harry Potter wouldn’t matter much at all to us Muggles, Percy Jackson just sounds miserable, I’ve only seen bits of the Pride and Prejudice movie (mom watches it all the time), and the others just sound kind of boring.
I would be annoying everyone in PJO; would be spraying everyone with a mix of garlic juice, holy water, and silver shavings in Twilight; would be riding horses with the Rohirrim and learning history with the remaining elves in LOTR (if you think Middle Earth is boring, trust me it’s not); would be hiding somewhere trying to survive GOT; idk what I’d be doing in Pride and Prejudice; be listening to the story of Beowulf’s fight with Grendel in Beowulf; etc.
Okay, I guess I’m just boring. Using your books you gave examples in, I’d: just be a normal guy in PJO, try to stay away from vampires and stuff in Twilight, live a Hobbit life in Lord of the Rings, probably get myself killed in Game of Thrones, be very British in Pride and Prejudice, and I have no clue what I’d do in Beowulf. 👍
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I think it really matters when you are in these worlds, especially with the Hunger Games and Wingfeather. Personally, I’d go with Wingfeather, because no matter when you are in the timeline, it’s livable. Harry Potter wouldn’t matter much at all to us Muggles, Percy Jackson just sounds miserable, I’ve only seen bits of the Pride and Prejudice movie (mom watches it all the time), and the others just sound kind of boring.
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I would be annoying everyone in PJO; would be spraying everyone with a mix of garlic juice, holy water, and silver shavings in Twilight; would be riding horses with the Rohirrim and learning history with the remaining elves in LOTR (if you think Middle Earth is boring, trust me it’s not); would be hiding somewhere trying to survive GOT; idk what I’d be doing in Pride and Prejudice; be listening to the story of Beowulf’s fight with Grendel in Beowulf; etc.
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Okay, I guess I’m just boring. Using your books you gave examples in, I’d: just be a normal guy in PJO, try to stay away from vampires and stuff in Twilight, live a Hobbit life in Lord of the Rings, probably get myself killed in Game of Thrones, be very British in Pride and Prejudice, and I have no clue what I’d do in Beowulf. 👍
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Overall, I would choose LOTR.
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