WWW Wednesday is a weekly meme hosted by Sam over on Taking on a World of Words.
The idea is pretty simple, every week you dedicate a post to the three W’s:
What are you currently reading?
What have you just finished reading?
What are you going to read next?
So we had a tsunami warning yesterday in Hawaii and sirens going off, alerts going off on our phones every hour for 4 hours – so it was an anxiety filled afternoon and night. We are barely in the safe zone – we didn’t have to evacuate, but we were monitoring the news very closely. There was actually tsunami waves around the state, on ours of Oahu I think one coastline got 4 feet. It was small but I’m HAPPY about that.🙏🏽
Anyway, haven’t been in the best mood for reading – I think I have just too much on my mind with the house being painted, my dog going crazy because of the noise the men were making around the house while painting lol, the kids going back to school next week and having to finish up with school supply shopping, etc…and the tsunami warning didn’t help! Anyway, how is your reading going? Maybe I’m just tired because we are at mid-year and I need to gather all the energy to finish up the rest of the year!
What are you currently reading?
A Steeping of Blood by. Hafsah Faizal – 48% – lots of progress
The Executioners Three by. Susan Dennard – 23% – some progress
Roots of Darkness by. Demi Winters – 2% – no progress
Reckoning by. Gillian Eliza West – 17% – no progress
Neverthorn by. Shannon Mayer – 37%
What have you just finished reading?
Before I Let Go by. Kennedy Ryan (audiobook)
What are you going to read next?
Heir of Storms by. Lauryn Hamilton Murray – Finally got this in the mail!
The Dating Prohibition by. Taj McCoy
Witch You Would by. Lia Amador
The Nightblood Prince by. Molly X. Chang – this came at the same time as my other fairyloot box!
What are YOU reading right now?
Past Midnight Book Reviews & More 
An interesting load of books here.
I am glad that you are currently safe. I have nightmares about tsunamis. I can’t begin to imagine what it is like to have that sort of warning. I live in the UK and an hour away from the coast. I’ve never so much as experienced a flood (although the other end of the road and village have). Extreme weather doesn’t happen near me.
Have a great week!
Emily @ Budget Tales Book Blog
My post:
Thanks Emily! It was an anxious afternoon and evening for sure. Once the sirens sounded 4 hours in advance – people clogged the roads trying to get upland or inland or home. Some were stuck on the highway for 3 hours. Just glad my hubby just got home from work right as the first alert sounded.
I bet it was!
I can’t even begin to imagine what that must have been like. Luckily your husband made it home.
I was wondering about you!! I didn’t want to message and bombard you. I’m so glad it was not as bad as they feared and you are okay. I cannot believe it’s time for the kids to go back to school. Mine goes back in two weeks and I am so sad about it! I hope you have a lovely week!
Thanks for thinking about me! I’m also very glad that it wasn’t as bad as forecasted – you never know with these tsunamis. 🙏🏽
Of course!! I’m glad it was all okay, but yes.. the weather is so unpredictable! Better safe than sorry. ❤
Oh god, I can’t imagine how scary that would be, and glad you only got a minor wave! I hope you’re enjoying your current reads, especially The Executioners Three 🙂
Thanks Becky!