W.W.W. Wednesdays (10.13.10)

Answer these three questions to play along on W.W.W. Wednesday:

• What book(s) are you currently reading?
• What book(s) did you recently finish reading?
• What are you planning to read next?

My responses:

• What are you currently reading?

The two books I'm reading now are FINDING NOUF by Zoe Ferraris and a new book by Emma Donoghue called ROOM.

• What did you recently finish reading?

Last week I finished UP FROM THE BLUE by Susan Henderson.

• What are you planning to read next?

Next up for me is Karen White's FALLING HOME, which comes out next month.

For more W.W.W.'s please visit MizB at Should Be Reading.

W.W.W. Wednesdays

The three easy questions we answer every Wednesday are:

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

. . . and we call this W.W.W. Wednesdays and its hosted by MizB at Should Be Reading.

My answers:

What are you currently reading? I am reading FINDING NOUF by Zoe Ferraris

What did you recently finish reading? Last night I finished UP FROM THE BLUE by Susan Henderson. I'll have my review up by the end of the week.

What do you think you'll read next? I'll be reading Karen White's FALLING HOME for it's release in November.

What's on your reading list this week?

Teaser Tuesday 10.5.10

You probably already know them, but here are the simple guidelines for this fun meme that MizB at Should Be Reading hosts each Tuesday. Anyone is welcome to play along!

• Let your current read fall open to a random page
• Choose 2 teaser sentences to share
• Do NOT include any spoilers!
• List the title and page number of the book you're getting your teasers from

My teasers today come from a book that I have been devouring this week. It is UP FROM THE BLUE by Susan Henderson.

My reflection in the glass - a lost look in the eyes, a greasy mouth that turned downward on one side - showed that the feeling I'd had that morning had traveled with me. It was a stubborn sorrow that would go home with me as well. ~ Kindle Location 3977-83 (80%)

Tillie Harris is the narrator of this troubling story recounting the year in 1976 when she was eight years old and her mother disappeared and how the family dealt with it. Over time, Tillie realizes that her mother was different than the other mothers and everything is not always as it seems. I plan to finish this gripping book later today and will have my review before week's end.

For more interesting teasers, visit Should Be Reading.