I promise one of these days I’ll actually post another book review! Reading the last Throne of Glass book took way longer than I expected, which means I wasn’t finishing anything else to review. Meanwhile, here’s another WWW Wednesday! 😉

WWW Wednesday was revived and hosted by Sam at Taking on a World of Words. The idea is to answer the three questions below and leave a link to your post in the comments for others to look at. No blog? No problem! Just leave a comment with your responses.

What are you currently reading?

What have you just finished reading?

What are you going to read next?

Currently Reading

A COURT OF SPLINTERED HARMONY by Sarah J. Maas: I started this Sunday night, I think? I’m over 100 pages in so far. I won’t give any initial impressions since I still think it’s too soon to the release date for such a highly anticipated book. (I also don’t want to see anyone’s opinions yet, either, thank you! I’ll probably write up a spoiler-y review for ACOSH so that we can have commentary in the comments. :-))

LEGENDS & LATTES by Travis Baldree: This is my current audiobook. Honestly, I tried searching for so many other fantasy books on Libby first, but the two library systems for which I have a card had none of them! I got so frustrated I just started searching “Available Now” and this popped up, which is good because I have a physical copy and this’ll help decrease my “unread books” pile. I’m about 30% in and so far I like it. Cozy fantasy via audiobook might work better for me than reading it with my eyeballs, we’ll see.

Just Finished

KINGDOM OF ASH by Sarah J. Maas: I finished KoA last weekend!!!! Blow the horns! Tell the world! 😛 It only took me over two weeks to read this behemoth of a book. Boy does SJM know how to draw out an epic and write awesome arcs. I bawled at one particular event (that’s not an exaggeration). I was so surprised at how strongly I reacted, but off, that really hit me in the feels. Now TOG is vying with ACOTAR for which series is my favorite. I just don’t know!

I CHEERFULLY REFUSE by Leif Enger: I read 40% of this via audiobook and decided to DNF it. The premise sounded interesting, but my brain just wasn’t latching onto the story. With so many books to read, I decided to cut this one loose. “Set in a not-too-distant America, I Cheerfully Refuse is the tale of a bereaved and pursued musician embarking under sail on a sentient Lake Superior in search of his departed, deeply beloved, bookselling wife.”

Reading Next

After I finished ACOSH, I need to pick back up my ARC of TAKE MY WORD FOR IT by LeVar Burton. I’ve already read about one third of it, but paused it to read KoA and now ACOSH.