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.
Welcome in to another week of reading. I’ve been reading review and library books as both are a little ‘brimming over’ at the moment. I am occasionally getting outside to walk as the weather improves, some days better than others of course. My viewing is piling up as any time I go that way its mainly to see what is going on in England with the death of the Queen and the new King. They do pomp and ceremony so well.
What I read last week:
Both great reads.
What I am reading now:
Another review book for a blog tour.
Up next:
Last Week’s Posts
Dewey Decimated. Allison Brook
The Book Date 
I’ve been watching as much of the coverage as I can as well. It’s all so beautifully done but so sad as well. I have the RaeAnne Thayne coming up and am looking forward to it. I hope you are having a wonderful week!
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Yes, Britain does the Pomp and Circumstance quite well.
I am glad to have internet again tonight!
I love the look of the Christmas titles. I have October haunt reading coming up and then will be ready for holiday reading!
Hope you are having a good week and Happy Reading!
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Thanks for sharing your week Kathryn I’ve been loving the pomp from the UK as well I love learning about the royals and now I just started The Crown on Netflix xo
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Debbie, I’ve loved The Crown, quite a bit of fiction but very very watchable.
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I don’t watch TV news coverage of events anymore. It’s partly because of our cable setup; it’s not a simple matter of turning on the TV! We watch TV, just all streaming services, no network shows.
I really need to read RaeAnne Thayne one of these days. Her books’ covers are always appealing!
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I just have a streaming service too. Can get a couple of networks via streaming which I watch at times.
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Some snowy reads for you this week! Isn’t it getting warmer where you are? So glad you are able to get outside more now.
Hope you enjoy nicer weather and some good books this week, Kathryn!
Sue
Book By Book
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The warmth comes and goes. I guess Spring weather. One day warm and sunny, next windy, rainy and snow in parts of the country.
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Our fall is much the same so far – lot of rainy, stormy weather!
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wow, quite wintery list! It’s in the 60s today, and already too cold for me. I’m glad we’ll be back in the 80s in a couple of days.
Enjoy your books this week
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I see you are reading holiday books too. Looks like a great selection of books. Have a great week
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I’ve got A Brighter Flame coming up on my reading list. I love her stories! Have a great reading week.
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So fascinated by this historic moment in the story behind the throne!
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I am in the mood for a Christmas read! That one looks good. I have been glued to the BBC online, as I really enjoy their dignified tone of reporting. I was surprised to find tears in my eyes when I first saw the Queen’s coffin leave Balmoral, but I was very fond of Queen Elizabeth.
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Linda I think a lot of us have tears in our eyes over the Queen at various points. She has been around for most of us all our lives. A stable person really through all the ups and downs.
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The Porter and Morgan books are on my list to read at some point. Not a lot of reading time recently. Add in the Queen related viewing. I’ve appreciated watching British news channels for their unique perspective. I do feel a loss which surprises me. I was inspired by Elizabeth and will miss her.
I hope you enjoy more outdoor times this week as well as your reading.
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Yes the Queen was an inspiring person and like you I feel loss.
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I love seeing a couple of Christmas reads on here. But I didn’t realize Sarah Morgan had a new one coming out. Definitely adding that to my TBR stack.
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Sarah Morgan does indeed have a new one and I loved it.
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Royal coverage is dominating free-to-air TV here. I am saddened by the Queen’s death but it all seems a little OTT.
Wishing you a great reading week
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I have to admit I love seeing the snowy book covers, even if I am not ready for snow yet.
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Glad you enjoyed last week’s books. Hope this week’s are just as good.
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So sad about the Queen. I’ve been watching on the news.
Your books look good. Enjoy and have a great week!
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I’m interested in the goings on over there too. So sad about the Queen.
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I’ve also been absorbed with everything in England. It’s sad, but also exciting to see these traditions that have lasted for centuries!
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These all look good, especially the Jane Porter book. Enjoy!
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