Top of My Pile (5)

Hey there and welcome to Top of My Pile! I decided to start this post because I often times feel the need to talk about the book that I'm currently reading and throw out some of the thoughts I have about before I finish it! I usually have all these crazy theories about how the story is going to end or what's going to happen to the main characters. But by the time I get around to writing my review, I forget what was swirling around in my head. So that's why I started this new Saturday post. It also gives me a chance to let you know what I read this week and also, what I'm planning on reading next.

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Currently Reading:

Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets by JK Rowling

I've told you guys before that I've read the whole Harry Potter series a couple of years ago.  Since then I feel like I've lost some of the magic and decided to participate in a re-read.  I follow along with the Alohomora podcast and they go 2 chapters at a time. The hosts are really awesome and they're always giving new insights that I wouldn't have thought of.  It's a lot of fun and I've been really enjoying the in-depth analysis that they give. 

Enclave by Anne Aguire

I just started Enclave last night and I've only read the first chapter.  I can already feel how dark the book it and I think I'm really going to like it.  I've heard it's kind of a zombie book so we'll see! 

Reading this week:

Fever by Lauren DeStefano

The Turning by Francine Prose

Little Magic Shop of Horrors by Annette and Gina Cascone

Weekly Re-cap:

Sunday: I showed you what new books are Stacking my Shelves

Monday: I posted my first Middle Grade Monday

Tuesday: I post my Top Ten books that I hope aren't forgotten

I reviewed Through to You by Emily Hainsworth

Wednesday: I waited on In the Shadow of Blackbirds by Cat Winters

Thursday: I hosted a guest post by Tiffany Schmidt for the Send Me a Sign Blog Tour

Friday: I reviewed A Discovery of Witches by Deborah Harkness