Weekly Wrap Up (12)

Weekly Wrap Up is a summary of the current week's blog posts, a look at what you'll find on the blog next week, and a overview of books I read this week!

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This Week at The Hiding Spot

Review: Uninvited by Sophie Jordan (Review)

Q&A Session with Adi Rule/Strange Sweet Song (Interview)

Review: The Lonesome Young by Lucy Connors (Review)

Review: The Museum of Intangible Things by Wendy Wunder (Review)

Story Time: New and Notable Picture Books (Feature) 

Next Week

Blog Tour: Rose and the Lost Princess/Holly Webb (Post)

Blog Tour: Ask Me/Kimberly Pauley (Post)

Review: What I Thought Was True/Huntley Fitzpatrick (Review)

Q&A Session with Jessica Verdi/The Summer I Wasn't Me (Interview)

Q&A Session with R.R. Russell/Wonderlight (Interview)

Review: The Summer I Wasn't Me/Jessica Verdi (Review)

Read This Week

To All the Boys I've Loved Before by Jenny Han

I know that there are many out there who are very excited about this book and, let me tell you, it is so worth the wait. I've been a Jenny Han fan for a few years now and she does not disappoint with this one. One of my favorite elements was Lara Jean's Korean heritage. I just read Stealing Buddha's Dinner - a memoir about a Vietnamese girl growing up in Grand Rapids, MI - and To All the Boys I've Loved Before actually paired really well with the themes in Nguyen's memoir.  (Goodreads)

Ask Me by Kimberly Pauley

This one is from Soho Teen, a newer imprint that is seriously amazing; you should definitely take a look at their titles. They may publish less books per year than the bigger, more established imprints, but everything they do is really impressive. This one was, unfortunately, my least favorite from Soho so far, but it was still a pretty good book. My biggest issue was the characters and their motivations. I'll discuss this more in my review later this month. (Goodreads)

Since You've Been Gone by Morgan Matson

Morgan Matson's books never fail to pull me from reading slumps. I've been reading so much for class lately that I was getting a bit overwhelmed and burned out. Until I picked up Since You've Been Gone, which I proceeded to read in one sitting with a smile on my face through most of the novel. Now, though I should be doing homework, I just want to read and read and read. Reading Matson's books! I've read and loved them all! (Goodreads)

Tell me what you've been reading in the comments! Have we read any books in common lately? I'm on a romance kick - tell me which books with epic, unforgettable romances I need to put on my reading list for the end of this semester!