You notice that there are 6 books listed today – a little bit of everything – when normally there is 3 or 4. That is because I have gotten myself into a bit of a pickle stemming from taking on a book I knew I shouldn’t but figured out a way to make it happen and then I just found out I didn’t schedule a book that comes out soon – on an already heavy publication day. Not something I wanted to discover at all! So I will be reading fast and furiously this week and perhaps even listening when my eyes get tired.

I started The One True Me and You by Remi England last night. I’m not far enough in to form an opinion but the early buzz has been excellent.
I also started Undercover Princess by Connie Glenn and am reading it here and there but mostly on the weekends when I get in more focused reading time. It’s cute so far, as I would have expected.
- Genre: YA Contemporary
- Pages: 264 pages
- Publisher: Wednesday Books (St. Martin’s Press)
- Publication Date: March 1, 2022


- Genre: MG Fantasy (Royal Adventure)
- Pages: 453 pages
- Publisher: Harper Collins
- Publication Date: September 4, 2018


I finished The Night Shift days ago and will be posting my review tomorrow. I absolutely loved this book. Such an incredibly well-constructed story. I definitely recommend it ❤️
I finished The Personal Shopper by Carmen Reid yesterday and really enjoyed it, too. It has a twist near the end that blew me away, moved me to tears, and reframed the whole story.
- Genre: Mystery Thriller
- Pages: 312 pages
- Publisher: Minotaur Books (St. Martin’s Press)
- Publication Date: March 1, 2022


- Genre: Rom Com / Women’s Fiction
- Pages: 356 pages
- Publisher: Boldwood Books
- Publication Date: February 24, 2022


Listening Still by Anne Griffin is the book that somehow slipped past my organizational system. I’m not sure how that happened but I really love the premise. Early reviews have been a mix of 3, 4, and 5’s – so it’s at least ok and at best wonderful.
Sundial by Catriona Ward is one that I had to think long and hard before I accepted the widget. Though I thought her first book, House on Needless Street, was nothing short of brilliant, it was so intense that it took a great deal out of me. I ultimately decided to give Sundial a try.
- Genre: Women’s Fiction
- Pages: 349 Pages
- Publisher: St. Martin’s Press
- Publication Date: March 1, 2022


- Genre: Psychological Thriller / Psychological Horror
- Pages: 279 Pages
- Publisher: Tor
- Publication Date: March 1, 2022


What are you reading? Do you love it?


Welcome to WWW Wednesday! This meme was formerly hosted by MizB at A Daily Rhythm and revived on Taking on a World of Words.
Fingers crossed for you that you manage to get everything read, great selection 💕
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I’m reading The Keeper of Stories by Sally Page and so far it is interesting.
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I love that title. Can’t wait to hear more!
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Hope you manage to get all your reading done. Been there done that and it’s not nice!
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Not at all. Lesson learned (I hope) 🤞
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Look forward to finding out your thoughts on Undercover Princess!! Just finished scheduling my post for it!! Hope you managed to get everything read, I too have over committed myself for the next few weeks😂📚!! I’m sure we’ll both get through it! Happy reading!! ❤
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So far, it’s absolutely adorable 🥰😍❤️
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That’s a lot of reading. I hope the hours are kind to you and you manage to work it all in.
I’m intrigued by the sound of The Night Shift. I’ve seen Sundial about, but I’m not sure about that one. I’ll be looking forward to your reviews for both!
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I’m using a new app (to me) for NetGalley books that has the ability to read the book to you. I might have to take advantage of that. The Night Shift is excellent! And, I’m not to sure about Sundial either but I guess I will see.
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Best of luck to you and your fast and furious reading! I know you can do it. Personal Shopper sure looks good, I like Carmen Reid’s writing. And Undercover Princess just sounds adorable!
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I really enjoyed Personal Shopper. It reminded me of the Shopaholic series in some ways.
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I’m reading: The Clock of Stars. It’s the second book in the series and I’m really enjoying it!
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I love that title. ❤️
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I saw Undercover Princess and I thought I might get it! I’ll see what you think before I do!! ❤
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I will be posting a review soon. The Write Reads is doing a blog tour with the 1st and 5th books in that series. ❤️
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I’ll look out for it (but my feed keeps freezing, not sure if it’s my Internet or a WP issue?) Xx
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I’ve overstretched myself in the past – and for me it destroys my reading mojo. I hope you get through all of these in time!
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I’m keeping up the pace so far. 🤞
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I discovered there was a book I missed on my NG shelf that was released early in January and archived in February. It wasn’t on my schedule at all, even though I counted more than once and checked the list on NG several times. I’d think it was one they’d changed the pub date on, but it wasn’t on my list for any months at all. Guess it will remain a mystery. Looks like it’s crunch time for you!
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I guess that just happens sometimes. It’s a bit discombobulating when you have everything just so.
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Great list, I am reading Evil Intent by Jane Isaacs, and I am enjoying reading this book on her female detective Helen Lavery. Old characters and new, and I still don’t know who to trust in the story.
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That’s the best part – when it keeps you guessing. ❤️
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I’m reading Reckless Girls by Rachel Hawkins and loving it! Also, The Night Shift sounds really good, definitely adding it to my tbr.
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