I haven’t done a great job at keeping up with my weekly WWW meme, so I’ll remedy that this week. WWW Wednesday is a weekly series where bloggers share their reading progress for the week by answering 3 questions. It’s hosted by Sam at Taking On a World of Words.

The three questions are:

• What are you currently reading?
• What have you just finished reading?
• What will you read next?

What am I currently reading?

I am currently reading two novels. The first is Love and Fury by Samantha Silva. This is a novel about the birth of Mary Shelley and the very brief amount of time she had with her mother before the elder’s passing. Literally, it begins with the midwife showing up at the door of a currently-in-labor Mary Wollstonecraft as she’s about to welcome her second daughter into the world. I’ve barely scratched the surface so far but I’m looking forward to the experience of reading this one.

The second book that I’m listening to is Funny Story by Emily Henry. So far this is a delightful and lovely novel with a quirky main character and a very charming leading man. I’m highly enjoying it and will be sad when it’s over. It’s narrated by Julia Whelan. who just might be the queen of audiobook narration.

What have I just finished reading?

I just finished reading the novel, Clear, by Carys Davies. I’m a bit behind on reviews and it may take me a bit to get to this one. Stay Tuned.

On audio, I can’t wait to review Somewhere Beyond the Sea by T.J. Klune. I was really anticipating this sequel to House on the Cerulean Sea, and it did not disappoint. I’m not sure a review could include all the things I loved about it, but I’ll do my best.

What will I read next?

First of all, I want to pick up a copy of our next Read Between the Wines book club selection, The Giver of Stars by Jojo Moyes. I have read some of Moyes’ other work and enjoyed them, so I’m looking forward to picking this one up.

I really haven’t decided on an audiobook just yet. I figure I’ll let my mood navigate me at the time and choose on a whim. Realistically, it’s getting late in the year and I’m really going to have to buckle down in finding the final reading challenge selections. Eek!

Until next time, happy reading!