WWW Wednesday is a meme hosted by Taking on a World of Words. It’s a fun way of adding to your TBR list and a great way to connect with fellow bookish people. Anyone can participate. All you’ve got to do is answer the three Ws below and post a link to your answers here. Be sure to check out other blogger’s contributions too!
What are you currently reading:
An Almond for a Parrot by Wray Delaney – this is my bookclub read for July and halfway in I’m very interested. Set in London in 1756 and told by the main protagonist Tully Truegood, a neglected motherless child before being taken in by a wealthy Madame. Tully has some secret talents we are just learning about and unfortunately a husband forced upon her at 12 and only back on the scene now she’s 17. Although told retrospectively from prison, I have no idea where this book is headed!
I also started the audio book Big Girl Panties by Stephanie Evanovich last friday which quickly drew me in but amazingly I am on holidays this week with the whole family so not getting in of that in.
(Still on the back burners Committed by Elizabeth Gilbert and Silence by Shūsaku Endō)
What did you recently finish reading:
Out of the Depths – John Netwon’s autobiography. I listened to this and fell in love with the voice of the narrator finding it incredibly soothing as a found myself in peak hour traffic, so while I got a few nuggets from the book mostly it just floated over me.
What do you think you’ll read next:
Outlander #4 – Drums of Change by Diana Gabaldon
Which blogs I wanted to share:
I had two relationship poems come up in my feed this week which gave me food for thought:
From Pleasant Street
we had to struggle to get here
and here is not even finished yet–
for all our work–we can relax now
knowing I love you and you love me–the
rest we can work out over time
because we already took care
of the hard part
and from Roth Poetry
Thanks for joining me – here’s to making time for reading!!
An Almond for a Parrot sounds utterly intriguing! How great to be reading a book that you have no idea where it’s going. Will be fascinated to read your review.
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I’m not great at reviews but might be able to do a bookclub discussion post ☺ Thanks for commenting
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Practice makes perfect lol!
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I think the narrator absolutely makes the audiobook. Often if I get distracted I have to rewind the story.
I too am traveling next week with family, so I am sure my reading time will be scarce
Here is my WWW: https://reachingwhilerooted.com/2017/07/12/www-wednesday-07-12-17/
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An Almond for a Parrot sounds intriguing – I don’t think I’ve heard of it before! Enjoy your holiday.
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It’s new, 2016 ☺ Thank you, going for a horse drawn carriage ride tomorrow
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I love the Outlander books . . . hope you enjoy!
Here is my WWW post: https://hersforthereadingsite.wordpress.com/2017/07/12/w-w-w-wednesday-july-12-2017/
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I may have to check out the Highland clan books, also added Dear Gage to my TBR! Thanks for commenting ☺
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Dear Gage is a sweet read! And, if you were a fan of Outlander, you will love Keira Montclair!
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Enjoy your books! I read Big Girl Panties, and while I thought it was fun, I was annoyed by the guy in the book. I hope you enjoy it.
Here’s MY WWW POST
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I’m looking forward to seeing how the relationship develops ☺ love your list of books especially the look of A Comfort To Others, happy reading!
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I’ve only read the first Outlander book but I really enjoyed it. I hope the fourth book is just as good!
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Me too! They are too long for merely an ok book :p
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Exactly! It took me forever to read the first!
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Great post! I love the poetry of Pleasant Street!
Thank you so much for giving my blog a shout out!
Dwight
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Thanks for visiting Dwight and approving of my link!
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I love it!
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