It's time for this week's WWW Wednesdays, hosted by Should Be Reading blog (head over and check them out!).
This link up asks three questions
- What are you currently reading?
- What did you recently finish reading?
- What do you think you'll be reading next?
What am I currently reading?
I know, that is one green cover, right? I picked this up after reading Gillian Berry's review of the book over on Writer of Wrongs, which made me laugh and need to know what it was all about immediately, if not sooner. I then spent the next week anxiously waiting for my copy to arrive - which it FINALLY did! I'm only about 100 pages into it so far, so I haven't gotten to the really crazy end of the world stuff yet. But so far it's pretty interesting.
What did I recently finish reading?
Didn't take me long to finish this book - it was easy to get into, and had the sort of plot that keeps you flipping pages MUCH later than a prudent bedtime allows! I wouldn't say I enjoyed this book, exactly, because it's fraught with drama and emotions and difficult revelations, but I found it to be a pretty satisfying read, and much more feeling-y than I expected.
What do I think I'll be reading next?
I'm not really sure what I'm going to read next, because there are just so many awesome options! This week's Top Ten Tuesday post (Popular Authors I've Never Read) left me with some reminders of books I've been meaning to get to, great recommendations and lots of ideas from all your fantastic posts. It's been awhile since a link up has gotten me re-excited about so many books at once! Paris Letters and Me Before You are both books I got recently, so they've got that shiny, new thing going for them. But I've also been told that Pivot Point and anything by Sarah Dessen really should be read IMMEDIATELY. Then there's If I Stay which I sort of already started before Grasshopper Jungle arrived, so maybe I'll go back and just finish that one up while it's there. Man, I just don't know you guys! Any votes? Other suggestions?
Now it's your turn! Share your recent reads in the comments - and don't forget to link up with the original post (and share a link in the comments) if you wrote your own WWW Wednesday!
