It's Sunday Post time! This is hosted by the awesome Caffeinated Book Reviewer and gives us all a chance to recap our week.
What I Got:
A Neighbor's Guide to Murder by Louise Candlish
When You Loved Me by Beatriz Williams
Currently:
Reading: The Secret Love Letters of Olivia Moretti by Jennifer Probst and Booking for Trouble by Jenn McKinlay
Slow Read: The Queen Who Came in From the Cold by S.J. Bennett
Listening: The Judas Monk Murders by Anna Elliott and Charles Veley
Watching: I've been watching Chase Bridges try to solve the mystery of Pretty Little Liars on YouTube. I've never watched Pretty Little Liars and have no desire to watch the show but I have completely fallen down the rabbit hole here. I love his channel and watching him try to solve the mysteries of various TV shows.
It's been a fairly quiet week which was very much needed. I've really enjoyed the bulk of the reading I've done this year so focusing on reading what I love seems to be working. I'm also working on my 26 in 2026 list. Right now the goal is to finally learn how to eat with chopsticks - next up make a roulade.
Have a great week and happy reading!
Both books look like good reads.
ReplyDeleteQuiet weeks are always welcome. Both of your current reads look good.
ReplyDeleteHope all the books are good. Also hope the quiet week helped quiet the migraines. Hmm chopsticks!
ReplyDeleteA quiet week is a good week. Glad to see you always continuing to learn and try new things.
ReplyDeleteAnne - Books of My Heart This is my Sunday Post
Chopsticks and I don't do well. It's kind of like knitting needles. I've dropped more food on myself. Good luck though! And have some fun reading!
ReplyDeleteI'm glad you had and enjoyed a fairly quiet week!
ReplyDeleteYour books look really good. I have a couple of Jennifer Probst's books on my Kindle. I need to move them to the top of the TBR. Hope you have a great week!
ReplyDeleteI want to jump right into the cover of The Secret Love Letters of Olivia Moretti! Sometimes quiet weeks are the best and it sounds like that was just what you needed.
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