Oh, hey, it’s Wednesday again already and time for the usual questions:
- What are you currently reading?
- What have you recently finished reading?
- What are you reading next?
Linking up with Taking on a World of Words.
What are you currently reading?
To be honest, nothing very actively. Each day I’ve been picking something short, usually a manga or a graphic novel, to help me keep up with my reading goals while I’m feeling very snowed under. I’d like to get back to reading Eve: How The Female Body Drove 200 Million Years of Human Evolution, by Cat Bohannon, which I’m finding thoughtful and well-framed.
I’m also still partway through rereading The Scum Villain’s Self-Saving System, but I’ve stalled even with that at this point!
What have you recently finished reading?
The last thing I read was a manga called Don’t Call Me Dirty, by Gorou Kanbe, which features a young gay man who ends up falling in love with a homeless man, with some comparison between the social consequences of being gay and the consequences of being homeless. I wasn’t expecting a lot from that, and mostly only picked it up because I got access to it free with a subscription I have, but I actually found it surprisingly touching how the two find common ground.
Before that I read A Kiss, For Real, by Fumie Akuta, which was less my thing — the characterisation of the male lead felt really inconsistent.
What will you be reading next?
I don’t know! I’m half-tempted to read one of the other manga that show up in my subscription: they don’t sound that appealing from the summaries, but sometimes it’s interesting to try things that are a bit out of my comfort zone or usual interests. That’s how I fell in love with the series A Side Character’s Love Story (Akane Tamura), after all!
What have you been reading? I’ll admit, this week I’m a bit overwhelmed, so sorry I’m a bit scarce on answering comments! I’ll answer and visit back soon, I promise.
Just finished: The thick and thr lean by Chana Porter
currently reading: Blink by Ted Dekker
next to read: When Harry met Sheila by Sheila Staefel
Huh, I don’t know anything about any of those! Hope you enjoyed/are enjoying. 🙂
I just started two works: Robert Lustig’s ‘Metabolical” on processed food, and Abigail Schrier’s “Bad Therapy: Why the Kids Aren’t Growing Up”.
Bad Therapy sounds interesting. How is it?