SUMMER READING PLAN - OLDIES BUT GOODIES

I never have as much free reading time as I do books I want to read. This summer I hope to get to many of the titles that have been gathering dust on my shelves or taking up space on my Nook. Here are some of the things I have been hoping to read for awhile.


The Testing


Hero's Guide to Being an Outlaw


The Fault in our Stars


Rump


The Water Castle


The Selection


Going Rogue


Baker Street Letters


Disney After Dark


Fangirl


Flora and Ulysses


A Wrinkle in Time (graphic novel)


Knightly and Son


Spy School


If you've read any of these, I'd love to hear what you thought of them!

Happy Summer Reading!

Waiting on WEDNESDAYS: February TBRs

 

At the beginning of the year I set aside books from my To Be Read (TBR) shelves that I wanted to focus on this year - one nonfiction, one general fiction, one kids book and one series on which I was behind.


This is my set for February. Unfortunately, I still haven't finished January's yet! But I'm not giving up. I hope to catch up on my reading soon. Maybe the long weekend coming up will help me out!

Waiting on WEDNESDAY

To be honest, I have been having trouble getting motivated to read a lot of faith-related books lately, which makes it hard to have something to review every Wednesday. In my book blog tour over the last week (as part of the January Comment Challenge) I noticed that there are a lot of themes that people use for different days of the week, like poetry Friday. One thing I saw that I liked was Waiting on Wednesday which is a post about some of the books waiting in your TBR (to be read) pile. Since I always have a TBR pile, I thought this would be a great solution. From now on, faith-related books will be reviewed on Thursdays (for non-fiction) or Fridays (for fiction). So, on to a few titles from my TBR pile. 

These are library books that are currently awaiting my attention:
 













The Postcard is a young adult book about a boy who finds an old postcard and stumbles onto a family secret. Rissa Bartholomew is about an 11-year-old girl who decides to break away from her friends and find her own niche. Flawed Dogs is about mischief at Westminster. A Whole Nother Story is the story of a family on the run from evildoers because of an invention. And Hood is a new take on the classic story of Robin Hood. I am hoping to carve out plenty of time to read these in the next couple weeks. 


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