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What are you Reading? Let me know what your current read is, what you recently finished reading, and what you plan on reading next!
Happy Wednesday, my friends! I hope you had a lovely weekend. Did you watch the Super Bowl? It was on here, but I spent most of my time cooking for the family! That's okay, I'm not much of a football fan. I did stop to watch the commercials on occasion. :)
Current Read
I'm just starting The War Outside* by Monica Hesse. It's about a Japanese-American girl and a German-American girl who meet in an internment camp in Texas during WWII. It sounds fascinating. I really enjoyed Hesse's The Girl in the Blue Coat, so I thought I'd give this one a try.
I love the cover!
Recently Finished
I finished reading Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire* by J.K Rowlings. Of course, I loved it!
I also finished reading Foul is Fair* by Hannah Capin. I enjoyed this modern Macbeth and something like Mean Girls mash-up. My review is coming soon!
What's next?
I need to start re-reading The Jane Austen Project* by Kathleen A. Flynn for February's JASNA reading group meeting. :)
And I'll probably start the next Harry Potter book. :)
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I hope you had a great week! Let me know in the comments what you've been reading! :)
The War Outside does sound fab. I got to tour a Japanese Internment Camp in Idaho a few summers back and now I perk up over Internment Camp settings for stories.
ReplyDeleteOh yes, can't go wrong with Harry Potter.
I need to read that Jane Austen Project for the first time one of these days.
I'm reading 1932 Anniversary Edition by Karen Cox right now.
Wow, Sophia Rose! That's cool! I'm driving up to Montana this summer. Maybe I'll take a side trip and check out that Internment Camp, if I can.
DeleteThe Jane Austen Project is very interesting. It was more than just showing up in another time period. They had to plan, bring money with them, find a place to live, and try to fit into society. I think you would enjoy it!
Ooh, I read 1932 years ago! It was really good! I'm curious about any improvements to the story. Can't wait to hear your thoughts.