Welcome to WWW Wednesdays! hosted by Sam @ Taking on a World of Words. Just answer the three questions below and leave a link to your post in the comments for others to look at. No blog? No problem! Just leave a comment with your responses. Please, take some time to visit the other participants and see what others are reading. So, let’s get to it!
The three Ws are:
What are you currently reading?
What have you finished reading?
What will you read next?
What are you currently reading?
Brian Bilston’s poems and the latest travel book from Jules Brown
What have you finished reading?
Odyssey written and read by Stephen Fry, a short story collection of translated Japanese fiction, and a police procedural set in Australia
What might you read next?
You know the drill! Happy Shrug Day!
Secret Library Book Blog 
Argh! Not more Australian crime fiction! I can’t keep up!
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I know that’s what I thought when I saw it, but it was good! 😂
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Happy Shrug Day! Hope you enjoyed the hippo book?! xx
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I was quite disappointed by it, probably because I love the library collection so much! Loved the actually hippo though! 😂 xx
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the hippo was the best haha! xx
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I’m reading Black Sheep by Rachel Harrison.
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Hope you enjoy it!
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Happy Shrug Day, Nicki💜
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Thanks, Jo 💜
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I’ve just started Guarding Cassie by Kaylea Cross. In the last week I’ve read:
I Don’t Say a Word by Allison Brennan.
2 Claus by Sue Mercury.
3 Hijack by Elsa Jade.
4 At Risk by Stella Rimington. A new author for me. This one is from 20 years ago, although I’ve only just bought it. She died recently, sadly. I hope to continue with the series
Not sure what’s up next.
Gill
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Fab! I read a few earlier books by Stella Remington years ago and quite enjoyed them.
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I’m always looking for more poetry to read. Are you enjoying Days Like These?
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Yes it’s my second time reading it!
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An interesting mix of books. How are the poems going? I do like translated Japanese stories. I’ve read 3 so far! The mystery one was my favourite (Point Zero by Seicho Matsumoto).
Have a great week!
Emily @ Budget Tales Book Blog
My post:
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Loving the poems second time around, but disappointed with this collection of Japanese short stories.
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Oh that’s a shame about the Japanese short stories. I’m a bit meh about short stories in general. They need to be really good and well balanced for me to enjoy them. I don’t like a big detailed build up and then nothing at the end 😂
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I love the sound of that travel book! xx
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I really enjoyed it. xx
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