It’s Monday! What Are You Reading? a place to meet up and share what you have been, and are about to be reading over the week. It’s a great post to organise yourself. It’s an opportunity to visit and comment and er… add to your groaning TBR pile! So welcome in everyone. This meme started on J Kaye’s blog and then was hosted by Sheila from Book Journey. Sheila then passed it on to Kathryn here at The Book Date.
Jen Vincent, Teach Mentor Texts, and Kellee of Unleashing Readers decided to give It’s Monday! a kidlit focus. If you read and review books in children’s literature – picture books, chapter books, middle grade novels, young adult novels or anything in those genres – join them.
Hope you are all doing okay. We went into Daylight saving this weekend. I haven’t been too upset by it. I actually think the other end, getting the extra hour back, is more difficult!
The weather is very Spring like = very windy. Big gusts! My carrot seed is germinated and small bed for beans is sorted. Now to plant them!
What I read last week:
Beach Read was an interesting read and I finished listening to Unmarriageable on audio. Pride and Prejudice story set in Pakistan.
What I am reading now:
and the audiobook I have started listening to ….
Up next:
Last Week’s Posts
The Book Date 
Happy reading this week!
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Oo I will have to check out that Karen White!
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I loved The Lost and Found Bookshop! I hope you enjoy it as well.
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Just finished the Lost and Found Bookshop – very enjoyable.
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This post reminds me that we’ll be getting our stolen hour back again soon on this side of the world. One of my favorite days of the year! Unmarriageable sounds similar to an enemies-to-lovers audiobook based on Pride and Prejudice I listened to recently — Pride, Prejudice & Other Flavors by Sonali Dev.
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Ah yes I enjoyed the Sonali Dev book too. Unmarriageable is even more based on P&P.
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I can’t wait for that extra hour!
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Can’t wait to see what you think about the Wiggs and the White. I canned 10 quarts of tomatoes Sunday my garden is slowly dying but I’m going to get the last tomato off the vine if it kills me. LOL I wish we were going into spring instead of fall Kathryn
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Fall has its good points as evidenced by all those canned tomatoes. Yummy. I just planted a couple of tomato seeds today, I don’t know if they will germinate, I’ll buy a plant anyway, but a bit cold yet to plant it out yet. I just finished the Wiggs book and enjoyed it. The White book is part of a fun series.
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Looks like a wonderful collection of books for you recently, Kathryn!
Glad you (and your garden) are enjoying spring!
Thanks for hosting – enjoy your books this week –
Sue
Book By Book
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I really enjoyed Unmarriageable! Beach Read seems very popular, I must check it out.
Have a good week!
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Beach Read looks so cute and the Susan Wiggs has been calling my name. I’ve wanted to read that Karen White series for ages but when I did try one I couldn’t stand the main character so I’ve been hesitant to go back. I’m looking forward to seeing your thoughts.
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I’ve listened to two of the books, I think the main character improves as she reconciles with her parents. I’m enjoying them.
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I do worse when we fall back vs spring forward. We will do that in a few weeks. Loved the Tradd St. series.
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I was hoping to read Beach Read this summer but didn’t get to it. Maybe when I get caught up with my library books I will get to read it then.
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Books like Beach Read can be read at any time I reckon!
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Flying the Nest looks good. I hope you enjoy your reading and have a great week!
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Thanks for the heads up about Unmarriageable. I have read all Jane Austen’s books numerous times and have been enjoying all the newer version.
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I really liked Unmarriageable and was great on audio.
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I wish we’d drop the whole moving the clocks forward and backwards. It always totally messes with my body clock.
I hope you get a good growing season too.
Happy reading.
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The Lost and Found Bookshop sounds intriguing to me. I’ll have to go look it up!
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You’re starting up your garden and I’m winding my down. I’m ready to fall back.
Great books this week. The Lost and Found Bookshop has been on my list to read for a while. Let me know how you like the reading of Karen White’s book.
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I like Karen White’s books and I think this is the third in her mystery/paranormal series.
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I hope you are enjoying THE LOST AND FOUND BOOKSHOP.
Have a wonderful week, Kathryn.
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I always have trouble with Daylight Savings, my body takes time to adjust and I lose precious sleep. Enjoy your planting and your reading. I like the look of ALL your books this week!
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I found Beach Read to be a diverting escape read. Enjoy your spring planting this week!
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I’ve been meaning to read that Wiggs book … maybe this week?? Oh how exciting to plant seeds! We, of course, are on the other end of the spectrum and I’m thinking about digging out the sweaters.
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Beach Read sounds lovely. I’m waiting for it to arrive.
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Daylight Savings starts this coming weekend for us p, I can’t wait I love the extra sunlight in the evening.
I’m looking forward to reading Flying the Nest soon too.
Wishing you a great reading week
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The Strangers sounds so intriguing. I’m curious to hear your thoughts about it. You know, I’ve been reading your posts for several years now. It’s partly due to your blog that I remained steadfast in building up my brain to read again after chemo. I can never thank you enough. Hugs to you!
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Hugs right back to you Mia. You yourself are an inspiration.
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For some reason it always seems like it takes me about a week to adjust to the time changes haha. I have no idea why! It’s been windy here too a bit.
Hope you have a great week ahead!
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We don’t have Daylight savings til Nov. 1 – when we lose an hour.
Great books this week Kathryn – several that are on my TBR list. Enjoy your week of reading!
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I love Karen White’s books, and I need to read this one. I also want to read my copy of The Lost and Found Bookshop.
Enjoy your week!
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I hate losing the hour of sleep with daylight savings time! It takes me a week or two to recover. It’s much easier for me the other way. I really wish we would choose one time or the other and stick with it though.
Unmarriageable sounds really interesting! Enjoy your week!
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