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WWW Wednesday 6/29/22

 

Welcome to WWW Wednesday! This is a meme hosted by Sam of Taking on a World of Words. A fun midweek check-in where you answer three questions:

  • What are you currently reading?
  • What did you recently finish reading? 
  • What do you think you'll read next?

I am currently reading For the Wolf by Hannah Whitten, it is a Red Riding Hood retelling and so far I am really enjoying it. 

I am still working though ACE by Angela Chen. I have been taking my time with it so I don't unintentionally speed read it and miss something. It has been eye opening and educational in ways I hadn't anticipated it being. 


I have recently finished a reread of Craven Manor by Darcy Coates.

June was a very slow reading month for me. I fell into a bit of a reading slump that I just haven't quite pulled myself out of. (I am hoping to remedy this by a new book order I just placed.)


I am hoping to start on To Sleep in a Sea of Stars by Christopher Paolini soon. I have been sitting on it for a while and hope to get stuck in soon.

Sorry today's post is a little late. I have been feeling a little rough the past week or so. 

What have you been reading? Let me know in the comments below!

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