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This flowchart will let you pick up a favorite fictional world

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Ola Kowalczyk

Which books do you like reading? This chart will help you find it out.

It will guide you through the many fictional worlds, so that you can pick up the one that you like most. Gotham City is a quick choice, but what about The Black Lodge or Shelbyville?

And all these choices emerge after you ask yourself a primary question: Someone challenges you to a fight. What do you do?

Which fictional world is for you is another great infographic from Cheapflights and NeoMam Studios.

Click or tap on the image to enlarge it to full size.

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