This weekly meme is hosted by Sheila at Book Journey.
Welcome to Monday! I hope everyone had a wonderful weekend. I had the opportunity to participate in Dewey's 24-hour Read-a-thon on Saturday. I didn't make it all 24 hours (and I didn't try very hard to make it, either), but I had an awesome experience during the hours I was awake for. I can't wait to do it again in October!
My Recent Posts
Bookish Bloggy Events Sign-Up (I signed up for the 24-hour Read-a-thon and for Armchair BEA in May. My first time for both of these events!)
Reviewlets - Nonfiction Edition (Swimming to Antarctica by Lynne Cox; The Good Girl's Guide to Getting Lost by Rachel Friedman; and Travels in the Greater Yellowstone by Jack Turner)
My posts from Dewey's 24-hour Read-a-thon - Updates and Mini-Challenges
Reviewlets - Nonfiction Edition (Swimming to Antarctica by Lynne Cox; The Good Girl's Guide to Getting Lost by Rachel Friedman; and Travels in the Greater Yellowstone by Jack Turner)
My posts from Dewey's 24-hour Read-a-thon - Updates and Mini-Challenges
What I Read Last Week
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The Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Pie Society by Mary Ann Shaffer and Annie Barrows (I loved this book!!)
My Venice and Other Essays by Donna Leon (I was hoping for more Venice and less Other, but it was still a good read.)
My Venice and Other Essays by Donna Leon (I was hoping for more Venice and less Other, but it was still a good read.)
What I'm Reading Now
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My Man Jeeves by P.G. Wodehouse (Yup, still listening to this one. I listen to it while running, and I always wonder what my neighbors think of me laughing out loud as I go by. . .)
Longbourn by Jo Baker (Intriguing so far)
La Bella Lingua by Dianne Hales (I love the Italian language, so I'm thrilled to read a book about it.)
I don't usually read this many books at once, but I needed a little variety during the Read-a-thon. Now every time I want to read, I have to decide which book to pick up. I'm not used to having to make such a decision!
Longbourn by Jo Baker (Intriguing so far)
La Bella Lingua by Dianne Hales (I love the Italian language, so I'm thrilled to read a book about it.)
I don't usually read this many books at once, but I needed a little variety during the Read-a-thon. Now every time I want to read, I have to decide which book to pick up. I'm not used to having to make such a decision!
What's Coming Up Next
I'm not sure, but it will be something off my own shelves. I'll have to see what I'm in the mood for. I need to keep chipping away at that Mount TBR Challenge!
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