WWW Wednesday is hosted at Taking on a World of Words and asks 3 questions: What are you currently reading?, What did you recently finish reading? What do you think you'll read next?
What Are You Reading Wednesdays are hosted on It's a Reading Thing and asks;
1. What's the name of your current read?
2. Go to page 34, or 34% in your e-book and share one complete sentence.
3. Would you like to live in the world that exists within your book? Why or why not?
Ann couldn't take part this week as she is feeling a little ill, so it's only me (Clare) but she should be better for next week and she is very disappointed not to participate.
Currently Reading:
I am currently reading The Rest of Us Just Live Here by Patrick Ness, which I am really enjoying so far. I am also still reading The Wings of the Dove by Henry James which I am mostly enjoying although it is very long and the writing can be quite heavy.
"We had the same amount of heartache when a new round of indie kids exorcised the sorrow from all those soul-eating ghosts eight years later (that was the year they blew up the high school, a heretofore unknown part of the exorcism ritual, I guess)." - Page 34, The Rest of Us Just Live Here
I think honestly, I kind of would want to live in this world. I mean, granted I am only a couple of chapters in, but it's funny and interesting so at this point yes. Probably once everything really starts to go wrong I might change my mind, but for now it appeals to me.
Recently Finished:
Since last Wednesday I managed to read 3 of my remaining arc's from Netgalley. I finished Lair of Dreams which did take me a while because it is 600 pages long, but it was very well worth it. I have a full review up here and if you are looking for a creepy Halloween read I definitely recommend it! I then read These Shallow Graves, I have written my review for this but I am going to post it nearer to the release date which is 27th October, I did enjoy it but I felt it was longer than it needed to be and the main character did annoy me quite a bit. I then read Mad About the Hatter which didn't take me long at all since it was only 190 pages. It was a lot of fun and I liked the characters a lot, I thought the humour was nonsensical which was wonderfully fitting for a Wonderland book and I liked the romance. There is a slight element of insta-love but not enough to annoy, at least not to annoy me and I do usually hate insta-love. Finally I read This Is One Moment by Mila Gray which I really liked, I thought the characters were excellent and the plot was engaging and the romance felt realistic. I look forward to more of her books.
Planning to Read Next:
I am really enjoying The Rest of Us Just Live Here so I am thinking I might move on to something else by him but I'm not really in the mood for anything in particular at the moment so it might just be a case of grabbing whatever catches my eye!
What Are You Reading Wednesdays are hosted on It's a Reading Thing and asks;
1. What's the name of your current read?
2. Go to page 34, or 34% in your e-book and share one complete sentence.
3. Would you like to live in the world that exists within your book? Why or why not?
Ann couldn't take part this week as she is feeling a little ill, so it's only me (Clare) but she should be better for next week and she is very disappointed not to participate.
Currently Reading:
I am currently reading The Rest of Us Just Live Here by Patrick Ness, which I am really enjoying so far. I am also still reading The Wings of the Dove by Henry James which I am mostly enjoying although it is very long and the writing can be quite heavy.
"We had the same amount of heartache when a new round of indie kids exorcised the sorrow from all those soul-eating ghosts eight years later (that was the year they blew up the high school, a heretofore unknown part of the exorcism ritual, I guess)." - Page 34, The Rest of Us Just Live HereI think honestly, I kind of would want to live in this world. I mean, granted I am only a couple of chapters in, but it's funny and interesting so at this point yes. Probably once everything really starts to go wrong I might change my mind, but for now it appeals to me.
Recently Finished:
Since last Wednesday I managed to read 3 of my remaining arc's from Netgalley. I finished Lair of Dreams which did take me a while because it is 600 pages long, but it was very well worth it. I have a full review up here and if you are looking for a creepy Halloween read I definitely recommend it! I then read These Shallow Graves, I have written my review for this but I am going to post it nearer to the release date which is 27th October, I did enjoy it but I felt it was longer than it needed to be and the main character did annoy me quite a bit. I then read Mad About the Hatter which didn't take me long at all since it was only 190 pages. It was a lot of fun and I liked the characters a lot, I thought the humour was nonsensical which was wonderfully fitting for a Wonderland book and I liked the romance. There is a slight element of insta-love but not enough to annoy, at least not to annoy me and I do usually hate insta-love. Finally I read This Is One Moment by Mila Gray which I really liked, I thought the characters were excellent and the plot was engaging and the romance felt realistic. I look forward to more of her books.
Planning to Read Next:
I am really enjoying The Rest of Us Just Live Here so I am thinking I might move on to something else by him but I'm not really in the mood for anything in particular at the moment so it might just be a case of grabbing whatever catches my eye!
I haven't read either of your reading now's, but I see some that you've recently finished that I'd like to read!
ReplyDeleteI'm really lucky because everything I've read so far this month I've really enjoyed, I'd recommend any of them! Thanks for visiting our blog!
DeleteI've yet to read anything by Patrick Ness but it seems I see his books everywhere in the blogosphere and on BookTube. Interesting quote from your current read!
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Yeah, I've only read The Knife of Never Letting Go before and I liked it but wasn't blown away, but The Rest of Us Just Live Here is really good so I kinda get it now. Thanks for visiting
DeleteOh yes! You're gonna read More Than This. I absolutely loved this book. It mystified and confused me which made me love it even more which is so wierd!
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I am only two chapters in to it at the moment and I am confused but loving it! Thanks for visiting
DeleteI'm glad you're enjoying The Rest of Us Just Live Here - I'm looking to getting to it... some day! I have to finish Ness' Chaos Walking trilogy first and More than This...
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I actually liked The Rest of Us Just Live Here more than I liked the Knife of Never Letting Go - although I haven't finished the Chaos Walking trilogy so that may change. I am reading More Than This at the moment and absolutely loving it! Thanks for visiting
DeleteMad About the Hatter sounds right up my alley!
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It was a good, short and fun read! Thanks for visiting
DeleteI need to read the Patrick Ness - I do love the variety of your reads this week.
ReplyDeleteI really enjoyed the Patrick Ness - Thank you for visiting our blog!
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