Showing posts with label What I'm reading Wednesday. Show all posts
Showing posts with label What I'm reading Wednesday. Show all posts

Wednesday, September 18, 2013

What I've Finished Reading and What I'm Reading Wednesday

Finished:







White As Snow by Tanith Lee


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And Briar Rose by Jane Yolen

I just finished these in the past couple of days. Yolen's Briar Rose, a retelling set partially in modern times, partially in the Holocaust, is still one of my favourite fairy tale retellings (I've read it multiple times).

White As Snow by Tanith Lee was good, but not quite what I was expecting, and although enjoyable, I don't think I'll be reading it again anytime soon.

So, I've now moved onto:

13074864 Kingmaker, Kingbreaker by Karen Miller

Definitely on a fantasy kick right now. This novel is the omnibus so I didn't have to hunt down both books at different libraries. It's a bit more of a tome, however, so it will take me longer to read. The first bit has been enjoyable, though, so that's a good sign!!

What are you reading right now?

Katie =^..^=

Wednesday, August 14, 2013

What I'm Reading Wednesday

I'm having problems deciding what exactly I'm reading! Although the main book right now is:

Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets (Harry Potter, #2) Goodreads

However, I'm also working on:

 The Once and Future King. (The Once and Future King #1-5) Goodreads

So who knows where I will be next week!

Katie =^..^=

Wednesday, July 10, 2013

What I'm Reading Wednesday

Down to the one book this week! I'll probably stick with the one for now and finish it before I even decide what's next, although 1001 Tales of the Arabian Nights is already high on my list.

Right now, I'm going to finish:



A Tale for the Time Being by Ruth Ozeki A Tale for the Time Being

Wednesday, July 3, 2013

What I'm Reading Wednesday

Until I have more to talk about with the wedding, I'll be posting about what I'm reading on Wednesdays.


Jonathan Strange & Mr Norrell

I'm really enjoying this read. Susanna Clarke has really picked up on an almost Victorian-aesthetic vibe with her debut novel, which makes this an enjoyable read about the re-establishment of English Magic.

A Tale for the Time Being


Admittedly, I'm only about 25 pages or less into this novel, but it has already caught my attention. It was originally meant to be my "gym" reading to motivate me to get out of the house onto a stationary bike...But I think I'll return to this after I've finished Johnathan Strange.