WWW Wednesday! February 6, 2019

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Hi everyone and Happy Wednesday! Is it really the first week of February? 2019 needs to put the breaks on, but I’ve already managed to read a lot of great books this year so that’s a plus!
WWW Wednesdays is a weekly meme hosted by Sam at Taking on a World of Words. Here’s how it works: all you need to do is answer the following three questions and link back to her, or you can put your answers in the comments on her blog!

The three WWW questions are:

What are you currently reading?
What did you recently finish reading?
What do you think you’ll read next?

Currently, I’m reading:

A Beautiful Corpse (Harper McClain #2) by Christi Daugherty

Slightly South of Simple (Peachtree Bluff #1) by Kristy Woodson Harvey

The House at Pooh Corner by A.A. Milne, illustrated by Ernest H. Shepard 

Burying the Honeysuckle Girls by Emily Carpenter *

*Popsugar 2019 Challenge Prompt: a book with a plant in the title or on cover

Since last week I finished reading:

Her One Mistake by Heidi Perks (4.5 Stars)

Lilac Girls by Martha Hall Kelly  (5 Stars)

Gimme Some Sugar (Southern Eclectic #3) by Molly Harper * (4 Stars)

*Popsugar 2019 Challenge Prompt: a book with the words pop, sugar, or challenge in the title

Daisy Jones & the Six by Taylor Jenkins Reid  * (5 Stars)

*Popsugar 2019 Challenge Prompt: a book with no, unusual, or unconventional chapter headings

Next, I plan on reading:

The Secret to Southern Charm (Peachtree Bluff #2) by Kristy Woodson Harvey

My Lovely Wife by Samantha Downing*

*Popsugar 2019 Challenge Prompt: a debut novel

 

Well, that’s what my reading has been like since last week! How about yours? What good books are you reading this week or have you recently finished? What wonderful books do you plan on reading next? I’d love to hear what you’re reading so I can have more ideas for my ever-growing TBR pile! 🙂 Have a great week!!

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23 thoughts on “WWW Wednesday! February 6, 2019”

    1. I’ve heard such good things about Slightly South of Simple, so I’m glad you enjoyed it! Her 3rd book in the series comes out in May, so I’m reading the 1st two before then. Daisy Jones was spectacular! It’s written like an interview so that’s a bit different, but it’s so amazing. I hope you love it as much as I did. Thanks! And thanks for sharing your WWW post!

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    2. Thanks, Jenn! Lilac Girls was a brutal read at times. It took longer to read than my usual book, but the atrocious that where done to the women by the Nazi dr got yo me. I cried but was so angry too. But I did love it and thought it was such an important story to be told. The challenge is has some crazy prompts! I think that’s the fun in it, and I’m making good progress…maybe I’ve read 10/50? You too! ❤💕❤

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    1. It was a difficult read and I wasn’t sure what I thought at first but then I really enjoyed it. I’m planning on reading the sequel too at some point. I’m glad to hear My Lovely Wife is twisted because it certainly sounds that way! Thanks, I hope so too!

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    1. They are! I just started Kristy’s book last night, I didn’t get too far in because I started it around midnight but love it! I’m reading the 1st two to get ready for book three since I’ll be reviewing it and hosting a blog giveaway for the book in May!! I’m so excited! ❤❤

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  6. Great books, Stephanie!!
    I’m reading so many books! I keep picking up another one before finishing the ones I’ve already started!! 🤦🏽‍♀️
    – Worth the Risk by Heather B. Moore
    – In Servitude by Heleen Kist
    – The Twin Test by Rula Sinara
    – Gown With the Wind by Stephanie Blackmoore
    – Disclosure by Michael Crichton
    I need help!! 😟

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    1. Thanks! Haha! I do that! I started The Beautiful Corpse yesterday afternoon then started Slightly South of Simple last night, lol. I just pick up what I’m in the mood for, which doesn’t help the fact I have 10 reviews to write of ARCs I’ve read…but I just keep reading! It’s more fun.

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