Today is a day to remember the attacks on September 11, 2001. Do you remember where you were when it happened? Have you lost someone to this great tragedy? My heart goes out to all people of the world who’ve been affected by acts of terrorism. Maybe one day we’ll live in a world where our differences aren’t a reason for war.
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WWW WEDNESDAYS… is a weekly meme hosted by Miz B of “Should Be Reading”, where you share: (1)What you’re currently reading, (2)What you recently finished reading, and (3)What you think you’ll read next.
As I am only contributing to this meme on a monthly basis, while comments and shares are welcomed here, be sure to visit Should Be Reading each week to see who’s reading what.
1. What am I currently reading?
I’m loving Sacrifice just as I thought I would, but I’ve managed, as usual, to prolong completing it by piling on other reads in the process. I’ve been in a weird mood of trying new and different things, and while I’m liking it so far, I’ll have to grab a good fantasy read soon. (Bridge of Deaths, Chasing the Avatar, Pride and Prejudice)
From GoodReads Sacrifice (Gryphon #3) by Stacey RourkeFrom GoodReads The Bridge of Deaths by M.C.V. EganFrom GoodReads Chasing the Avatar by Jovan JonesFrom GoodReads Pride and Prejudice by Jane Austen
2. What did I recently finish reading?
Two down in the Dryad Quartet so no sense in stopping now. I’ll have to find a copy of the next one at some point. I started and finished the Grim Fairy Tales and Mercury Falls much quicker than I had expected and I, of course, breezed right through Batman: Death Mask.
From GoodReads Firefight in Darkness (Dryad Quartet #2) by Katie JenningsFrom GoodReads Grimm’s Fairy Stories by Jacob Grimm, Wilhelm GrimmFrom GoodReads Mercury Falls (Mercury Series #1) by Robert KroeseFrom GoodReads Deadblood by L.A. Little
3. What do I think I’ll read next?
I’m going to give Seraphina another try. I started this book before and enjoyed what I read, but somehow got pulled away from it and just never went back. I’m going to start from scratch and give this book the attention I hope it deserves. Artemis Fowl, The Woodcutter, The Guardian’s Apprentice, and Angels Without Wings have interesting covers and blurbs that may entice me into picking up at least one of them up fairly soon.
From GoodReads Seraphina (Seraphina #1) by Rachel HartmanFrom GoodReads Artemis Fowl (Artemis Fowl #1) by Eoin ColferFrom GoodReads The Woodcutter by Kate DanleyFrom GoodReads The Guardian’s Apprentice (Beyond the Veil #1) by J. Michael RadcliffeFrom GoodReads Angels Without Wings: Genesis of a Hero by Chris Smith
What is your WWW Wednesday?
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Rebecca Tinsdale is born to a wealthy family that eventually breaks up and teaches her first lesson on life, nothing lasts forever. Rebecca is not an optimist, but she’s also definitely not a pessimist. Seeing her parents divorce at a young age didn’t cause her to disbelieve in love, but losing the one man she ever loved, did.
Rebecca is surrounded by people who love and adore her and as long as no one speaks of romance, she’s happy. She’s a devoted daughter, sister, and niece, and even though she’s been in a steady relationship for about seven years, she knows it isn’t love and has no intention of getting married. Of course her intentions account for nothing when her beau goes and asks her to marry him.
Luckily for Rebecca she has a best friend who’s always there to help her keep a grip on reality. Rebecca has a lot to deal with: family drama, friend drama, and now relationship drama, but she handles it all with grace. Turning thirty didn’t get her down in the dumps. What it did do was give her a sense of needing to settle down, not that she was moving that fast. The only problem now is decided who to settle down with.
Thank you for taking the time to read this post. If you like it let me know and share it with others. See you next time, Toi Thomas. #thetoiboxofwords
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