WWW Wednesday is a meme hosted by Sam at Taking on a World of Words. It’s open for anyone to join in and is a great way to share what you’ve been reading! All you have to do is answer three questions and share a link to your blog in the comments section of Sam’s blog.
The three Ws are:
What are you currently reading?
What did you recently finish reading?
What do you think you’ll read next?
A similar meme is run by Lipsyy Lost and Found where bloggers share This Week in Books #TWiB.
What I’m reading now:
One Hundred Names by Cecelia Ahern
I love Cecelia Ahern’s books, so was shocked to realise that this one has been on my TBR since 2012! I picked it up yesterday and read most of it in the afternoon. It’s not my favourite of her books but I am really enjoying it.
Snare by Lilja Sigurdardóttir
This book is so good! It grabbed me from the opening chapter and now I’m intrigued to know how it’s going to turn out. It’s different to any book I’ve read recently so it’s really got me gripped!
All the Good Things by Clare Fisher
This is a review book that has been on my TBR since earlier this year so I decided I should really pick it up. I’m really enjoying this novel. It’s a bit different to what I was expecting but I feel really invested in the story and am now feeling a bit anxious at how it might all turn out in the end.
This House of Grief by Helen Garner
I’m still reading this book from last week as I just haven’t felt in the mood for non-fiction this week. This is such an interesting book though and I’m sure I’ll be back reading it in the next day or two.
Good Night and Good Riddance: How Thirty-Five Years of John Peel Helped to Shape Modern Britain by David Cavanagh
I’m very much enjoying reading this book, it’s great to read in short bursts and it feels like such a treat every time I pick it up. I really, really miss John Peel on the radio though.
Aches and Gains: A Comprehensive Guide to Overcoming Your Pain by Paul L. Christo
I’ve not read anymore of this in the last week but I will pick it up again soon. It’s hard to read about pain when you’re having a few bad pain days but now things have settled a bit I will go back to this. It’s a really useful book.
What I recently finished reading:
Agatha Raisin and the Day the Floods Came by M. C. Beaton
I love Agatha Raisin, I think she’s such a great character. I was shocked to realise that this book has been on my TBR for five years so therefore it must be that long since I last read a book in this series! It was fab to be back in Agatha’s world and I very much enjoyed reading this book. I have the next few in the series on my TBR already so I may pick the next one up very soon.
Where Love Begins by Judith Hermann
I can’t make up my mind how I feel about this book. I found it hooked me in while I was reading it but now I’ve finished it I feel like it’s already slipped away from me. It was a good book but somewhat evades me.
Sofa, So Good: Me Life Story by Scarlett Moffatt
I loved reading this book. Scarlett is so open, honest and down to earth that it’s impossible not to enjoy reading her story. I read it in one sitting and it really gave me a lift. I’ll be reviewing this very soon!
In a Cottage in a Wood by Cass Green
This was another book that grabbed me early on and I found very difficult to put down. It wasn’t as creepy as I’d thought it was going to be but it did have me hooked all the way through and I enjoyed reading it.
I loved this book – it was one of those novels that came along at the right time and I devoured it. I’ve already reviewed this one so you can read more of my thoughts here if you’d like to.
What I plan on reading next:
CopyCat by Alex Lake
I got an ARC of this book recently and it sounds so intriguing that I’m keen to read it very soon. Hopefully I can get to it this week.
The Break by Marian Keyes
I love Marian Keyes novels and so have been looking forward to this one. I’ll be honest and admit that I’ve already started this once and just couldn’t get into it but I’m hoping that the issue was with me so I want to give it another go.
What are you reading at the moment? Have you finished any good books recently? Any books you’re looking forward to reading soon? Please feel free to join in with this meme and share your link below, or if you don’t have a blog please share in the comments below.
Everytime I see the cover for ‘Trust Me’ I do a little intake of breath, it’s gorgeous! Am about to start Patricia Gibney’s books ‘The Missing Ones,’ ‘The Stolen Child’ and ‘The Lost Child’, I’m going to her book launch on Saturday night and realised I’ve had two of them on my Kindle for ever! Wish I hadn’t left it so long, because they are books I’ve been itching to read, but anyhoo! Great post and as always, am in awe!:)
Love the sound of Copy Cat. A few years ago, I read and really liked One Hundred Names. Have a great week, and here’s MY WWW POST
I haven’t read a Agatha Raisin for years either. I went through a big binge of them years ago and thought they were hilarious.
It was brilliant to be back with Agatha Raisin in this book – it reminded me just how much I used to enjoy them. I’ll definitely be carrying on with the series now. 🙂
Such a good selection here! This is great. I’m especially interested in what you think of Snare. I like Yrsa’s work, and that sounds intriguing. And, of course, I do want to read the Garner.
The Agatha book looks so fun!! I have been struggling through my new book I started…seriously, through the first chapter.
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The Agatha Raisin books are so good. They’re just fun cosy mysteries but the main character is so unintentionally funny. I love them. Did you manage to get into your book? It’s hard going when the first chapter is a struggle but I hope it proved to be worth it (or that you found something better to read).
I’m reading ‘Snare’ at the moment too and really enjoying it. I’m in awe of how many books you read 😊
I hope you enjoyed Snare. I loved it and already can’t wait for the next book in the trilogy. 🙂
I did, I really enjoyed it, can’t wait for the next one either!
A lovely range of books – it’s lovely to get an insight into your reading, Hayley. I’ve missed you while you’ve been away and it’s a delight to have you back!
Thanks so much (and sorry for the slow reply). It’s good to be back 🙂 I’m still not managing to keep up with everyone’s blogs or comments on my own blog but I’m getting there. It’s just nice to be sharing the book love and gradually catching up with everyone again. 🙂
You’re very welcome, Hayley. And it’s lovely to have you back again blogging about books – I’ve missed you!
The House of Grief is one of my favourite non-fiction books but I agree, it is one that you have to be in the mood for.
I’m back reading The House of Grief again and have been engrossed in it today. I think it will probably end up being one of my favourite non-fiction reads too.
Cecilia Ahern love her books. The Book List is very good. I enjoyed reading your blog post they are very good.
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Thank you, that’s lovely of you to say. I’ve just been over and followed your blog 🙂
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