Hosted by Sheila at Book Journey. We share books that we've read over the past week and those we hope to read this week.
Last Week:
I've finally gotten back into my reading groove after being in such a long funk! Last week I finished:
- The Hundred Thousand Kingdoms by N. K. Jemisin
- The Fault in Our Stars by John Green
- A Light on the Veranda by Ciji Ware
I want to get the following books read by the end of the month...I'm not sure what order, but I can't wait to get reading!
- Hull Zero Three by Greg Bear (for the Sci-Fi Challenge)
- We Need to Talk About Kevin by Lionel Shriver (for the Bloomington Booksters Club)
- Monsters of Men by Patrick Ness (need to finish this amazing trilogy - finally!)
I recently acquired some awesome library books:
- The Flame Alphabet by Ben Marcus
- The Fallback Plan by Leigh Stein
The Ciji Ware cover looks beautiful. :) I'm such a cover whore. ;D
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Good luck with your January goal!
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I'm sad to say that I haven't gotten to ANY Patrick Ness books yet, but I've heard fabulous things! It's great to know you loved the trilogy!
ReplyDeleteAlso I'm intrigued by the cover of Hull Zero Three. I might have to add it to my reading list...
Happy reading this week!
A Light on the Veranda looks wonderful. Adding it to my TBR list.
ReplyDeleteAll of your books are new to me.
ReplyDeleteMy last semester beings on Wednesday. This is my last week of reading tons for a while. Please come see what I'm reading.
I'm hearing a lot about "We need to talk about Kevin." It seems like a very emotional story! Happy reading!
ReplyDeleteThe more I think about the Hundred Thousand Kingdoms, the more the idea of it grows on me. And I am petrified of The Fault in Our Stars even though I have it and need to read it. Did I tell you that I've managed to stay away from all summaries, synopses, and reviews so I don't even know what it is about? I wondered if I could do it and now it is sort of a challenge to myself to see if I can stay that way until I pick it up!
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