WWW Wednesday is currently hosted by Sam @ Taking on a World of Words. The three questions are: What have you recently finished reading? What are you currently reading? What are you planning to read next?
Recently finished?
I just finished Boone Shepard by Gabriel Bergmoser. It was a really interesting and fast-paced novel about time travel, detective work, murder and a number of other things. The story is broken up into three parts, with the first and last mostly set in 1965 and the second set in 1882. This feature was something I really liked about the book. I am looking forward to read the 2nd book in the series, Boone’s American Adventure, in the near future.
Currently reading?
I am currently listening to an audiobook of Do Elephants Have Knees? and Other Stories of Darwinian Origins, by Charles R. Ault Jr. It’s quite interesting and I’m enjoying listening to snippets of it every now and then.
Before I started Boone Shepard, I decided to read Jacqueline Wilson’s Illustrated Mum as it has been on my shelf for ages. I stopped reading part of the way in but am planning to pick it up again now that I’ve finished some of the other books I was planning to read. I really liked Jacqueline Wilson’s book when I was younger and am hoping that they’ll still be interesting for me now.
Planning to read next?
I have many different books that I want to read next. Some of these include:
- Since You’ve Been Gone, by Morgan Matson
- Dreamology, by Lucy Keating
- Behind the Curtain, by Peter Abrahams (the second in a series, click the link to read my review for the first book, Down the Rabbit Hole)
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What have you been reading lately? Feel free to leave me the link to your WWW below. Happy Wednesday 🙂
A Happy Little Bookworm 
I love reading these WWW posts because I’m always amazed by the number of books that are mentioned I’ve never heard of! Your Boone Shepard is a case in point – it sounds wonderfully weird or should that be weirdly wonderful?
Here’s my WWW link: https://whatcathyreadnext.wordpress.com/2017/12/06/www-wednesdays-6th-december-17/
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Haha. WWW is a great way to find new books… I’ve certainly added a few to my TBR this week :). Boone Shepard was slightly strange; there was time travel mixed with evil experiments mixed with badass female bodyguards & investigators (despite the story being set in the 1880s and 1960s) mixed with plenty of other adventure. Plus, the main character is Australian (like me, incase you hadn’t realised :)). Altogether a great book.
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Since I read mostly mysteries, I noted BOONE SHEPHERD. My link is https://wordpress.com/post/idahobluebird50.com/23853
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You should definitely read Boone Shepard if you’re into mystery, action and adventure style novels. For some reason I am unable to visit your post via the link you provided. Perhaps you could resend it? Thanks for stopping by 🙂
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Thanks for letting me know.
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Boone Shepard sounds like a really interesting book with the way its set-up. Here’s my WWW post https://www.boundtowriting.com/www-wednesday-december-6/
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Boone Shepard was a really good book. While I found it a little confusing at first, in the end I found that I really enjoyed the layout in terms of the change in setting. I’ll check your post out now. 🙂
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I am tempted by Since You’ve Been Gone. Enjoy your week, and thanks for sharing. Here’s MY WWW POST
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Since You’ve Been Gone does look like a good book. I’m contemplating reading it next but haven’t decided yet. Thanks for stopping by 🙂
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I’m not familiar with any of these but I like the sound of Boone Shepard. I like books that address big themes like that.
Here’s my WWW link.
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Boone Shepard was a really great book. You should check it out if you’re into action-adventure style books.
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