As it’s Wednesday, it’s time for another WWW Wednesday, coming to you from Taking on a World of Words. To play along, all you need to do is answer three simple (HA! Is anything every simple about reading choices?) questions:
What are you currently reading?
What did you recently finish reading?
What do you think you’ll read next?
Let’s get started!
What are you currently reading?
I started reading Lessons in Letting Go by Allison Janda two-ish days ago (I think! Kids are on spring break and my son was sick this past weekend, so it’s been busy and my days are all thrown off), about a woman who gets dumped by her husband and who decides to step out of her comfort zone by becoming a travel nurse (and there’s a guy, but…there’s a catch. A big one). So far, I’m really enjoying this!
What did you recently finish reading?
On the Come Up by Angie Thomas. If I were rich, I would throw piles of money at Angie Thomas and fund 100% of her life so she could do nothing but write because I love her books so much.
What do you think you’ll read next?
Up next is a review copy of Bell-Bottom Gypsy: A Jessie Morgan Novel by Maggie Plummer. It sounds interesting, so I’m looking forward to it. And after that, I have a stack of library books waiting for me, including Norse Mythology by Neil Gaiman, which my husband expressed interest in reading (so I may have to share!).
Hopefully I’ll get some good reading time in in the next few days (not tomorrow, because we’re going to visit my mother- spring break week just isn’t conducive to long, lazy days of nothing but devouring books when you’re the mom…).
What are you reading this week???
She's probably at the library... 
I’m so happy to hear that you enjoyed Angie Thomas’ new book. I really really need to get my hands on it! I love love love THUG! Have a great week of reading! Here’s my WWW: https://greatmorrisonmigration.wordpress.com/2019/03/27/www-wednesdays-march-27-2019/
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Oh man, On the Come Up was SO good. She’s got the same amazing style as she did in THUG. Her voice is so amazing. I’m utterly in awe of Angie Thomas as a writer! 🙂 Going to check your post out now!
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Ooohh…I should really breakdown, ignore my self-inflicted book buying ban and just go out and get it!
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I’ve been meaning to read Norse Mythology too, there’s just so many Gaiman books to get to it’s hard to choose. I hope you enjoy it!
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Thank you! The last Gaiman I read was Coraline when my son was 6 or 7 (he’ll be 17 in June!), so it’s definitely time, and I’ve always wanted to develop a deeper understanding of Norse mythology, so this is a perfect combo! 🙂 Going to check out your post now!
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