Good morning, my daffodils!
I’m severely sleepdeprived, so I’m sorry if this post is not totally coherent today. I’m still happy to present the first WWW Wednesday of the year. For me at least.
The three WWWs are:
What are you currently reading?
What did you recently finish reading?
What do you think you’ll read next?
Sorceline by Sylvia Douyé and Paola Antista
This was an eArc and my hope to get back into reviewing and that I will finally catch up with all my arcs. Here is my review in case you were wondering if I liked it or not. 😉
Frostheart by Jamie Littler
This is this month’s book we are reading with the Middlegrade Marvels Bookclub. I had it on my radar for quite some time and this is a wonderful opportunity to read it. I really love it so far and hope I can restrain myself to stick to the sections but it’s hard.
The Love Hypothesis by Ali Hazelwood
I was looking for a read that I could dive into while reading Frostheart and decided on this one. So far I quite like it although I somehow feel that it’s rather slow. I hope it will still pick up. I like the writing style otherwise and am wondering what will still happen.
The Beast and the Bethany – Revenge of the Beast by Jack Meggit-Phillips
I’m part of the Blogtour for this book, so I should hurry and read it before I have to scramble too much. I liked the first book, so I’m fairly confident that this one is gonna be hilarious too. 🙂
How is your reading week going? What have you finished and what are your plans? What are you reading right now?
I loved the love hypothesis. I hope you enjoy it too.
Thank you! I am curious about how this all will work out. I’m not that far yet but I’m wondering about the rest of the plot because it seems to me that it’s already rather far progressed in the trope…
I enjoyed Frostheart and absolutely loved The Love Hypothesis! Hope you’re enjoying your reads 🙂
Thanks, Dini! I loved Frostheart too and can’t wait to read the other two books in the trilogy. I liked the Love Hypothesis but I’m not that hyped about it like everyone else it seems.