I don't always get a chance to sit down and read an entire book in one sitting, but if I'm really into a book I'll pretty much ignore everything else going on and just dive in (Hello, ADHD hyperfocus, my old friend.)
We got a big box of arcs at the bookstore last week and Several People Are Typing looked so interesting, I just had to grab it. Check out what else is on my reading list this week!
I absolutely loved the Caraval series, so Once Upon a Broken Heart by Stephanie Garber is a logical first "Can't Wait Wednesday" for me.
This week's Wednesday Weekly Blogging Challenge prompt is "Favourite holiday (with recipe)" and at first I had a hard time choosing, but I finally figured it out!
Shelf Control is a weekly celebration of the unread books on our shelves. Pick a book you own but haven’t read, write a post about it (suggestions: include what it’s about, why you want to read it, and when you got it), and link up!
Wow... this week's prompt was HARD! I don't know a lot of books with question titles. I truly wonder how many people are going to manage to get a total of 10. Of course, they could pick books they have never read, but I guess I like to make it hard on myself. 😉 Where'd... Continue Reading →
The great contemporary YA read-a-thon continues this week. I might have to stop for a bit just to read something else so that I don't get burnt out on one genre. Does this happen to you? I tend to jump around a bit just to keep things fresh.
I've been trying to read a bunch of contemporary YA books in the last couple of weeks to be able to make recommendations to a young family member.
Reading is such a huge part of my life, and yet somehow I married someone who only ever read books for school because he was forced to do it. I feel bad for anyone who doesn't realize the joy of reading, but then, he thinks it's weird that I don't enjoy a lot of the more hands-on things he enjoys like woodworking and fishing. We are the definition of "opposites attract" when it comes to our main sources of entertainment.
Happy Monday, friends! I'm reading a bunch of YA reading this month to make myself more familiar with some of the contemporary titles that seem to be flooding into the store lately. Have you read any of these? What did you think?
