WWW Wednesday is hosted by Sam @ Taking on a World of Words! All you have to do is answers the following three questions:
What are you currently reading?
What did you recently finish reading?
What do you think you’ll read next?
Currently Reading
What better way to celebrate Pride Month than to read a pride book! The Romantic Agenda features an asexual protagonist and I’ve loved the previous Claire Kann book I read (Let’s Talk About Love) so I have high hopes for this one. I’m about 30% into it and enjoying it so far!
Recently Finished
An Arrow To The Moon was a book I was highly anticipating, as I lovedddd The Astonishing Color of After, but this one just didn’t live up to expectations for me. It wasn’t a bad book, I’ve seen people DNF it and I can see why but I found it interesting enough (and short enough) to finish. I’ll have a full review up later this week. It was told through many different perspectives which I found different but the story overall was lacking for me and did not feel Romeo & Juliet at all. The Chinese mythology was nice but I found it lacking.
Slip is a graphic novel that was just released on June 7th and I was part of the blog tour! I’m happy to say I really enjoyed this coming of age story about a girl at a summer art camp intensive program who is also dealing with a lot – like her best friends attempted suicide. You can see my full review here!
Reading Next
Hotel Magnifique is a book that’s been on my TBR since it was released and I keep pushing it off, but after I finish my current read I’m ready for a fantasy read and ready to give this one a try!
What are you currently reading, or plan to read next?
Link your post below and I’ll check it out!
Frayed Books 
I’ve seen at least two people mentioning DNFing An Arrow to the Moon just this morning! It doesn’t bode well for that book.
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I’m not surprised 😩 I didn’t find it awful but I think I’m going to be giving it a 2.5 star overall….so it wasn’t great either sadly. Which is a shame because The Astonishing Color of After is one of my all time favorite books! Arrow’s story/format just didn’t work… (it’s told in short chapters changing perspectives often)
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I wonder if the format is what’s making people drop it, or if it’s just the story itself! Either way, I’ll probably be avoiding it!
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I’m curious too! And I don’t blame you for avoiding it, so many other good books to read (and if you haven’t read The Astonishing Color of After, I do highly recommend that!)
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