Happy Wednesday Book Friends! Like the title suggests, it’s been a while since I’ve done a WWW Wednesday. I’ve been a little slumpy regarding blogging, so it’s about time to give y’all an update!
WWW Wednesday is hosted by Taking on a World of Books, and all you need to do is answer these three questions:a while
– What are you currently reading?
– What did you recently finish reading?
– And what do you think you’ll read next?
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From Blood and Ash
By Jennifer L. Armentrout
So I’d been hearing a lot about this book, and since I want to be cool too, I decided to pick it up. No regrets so far! Two days ago, I was less than 100 pages in and had already felt every emotion on the spectrum. Safe to say that I’m loving it so far! I’m hoping to get a physical copy soon, but it’ll have to come out of Germany. There are just no physical copies left her in NL!What I just finished reading
Evermore
By Sara Holland
It feels like so long ago since I finished this book. Probably because it was the book that completed my reading goal, so I no longer feel pressured to read quickly. I enjoyed it, but wasn’t entirely wowed. I felt the ending was a little bit anti climatic. Plus, it’d been ages since I read Everless, so I wasn’t quite sure of how the story went anymore. But that’s a me problem, of course.What I’ll read next
To Sleep in a Sea of Stars
By Christopher Paolini
I don’t know why I keep filling this part in, because I don’t think I’ve actually ever picked up the book I mentioned here. Especially now that I’m not so far in my current read, it’s hard to predict what my mood will be once I finish it. But there are still some books on my priority TBR, and I think I’m gonna put down To Sleep in a Sea of Stars. It’s ginormous, but like I said, I won’t feel pressured to finish it quickly because of my reading goal. I can take my sweet time!
And that’s it for today’s WWW Wednesday! What are you currently reading? Are you enjoying it? Anything on your list you want to read next? Let me know!
