I haven’t joined in with a meme for quite a while now and just discovered one called WWW Wedneday run by MizB at Should be Reading.
Reading = Books
Books I love so what better one to join in with is one that includes Books lol
So to play along you just have to answer 3 questions
What are you currently reading?
What did you recently finish reading?
What do you think you’ll read next?
I am currently reading – Crossing to Safety by Wallace Stegner
Have only just started reading this – about the friendship of 2 couples from the time they meet at a university in Wisconsin. It isn’t a fast moving book – lots of words – even though I have to actually think about what I’m reading it’s quite an easy read.
I recently finished – The Little Coffee Shop of Kabul by Deborah Rodriguez
About a cafe/coffee shop in Kabul and five women who become involved with it and each other in various ways. A book about friendship, trials and tribulations of expats, traditions and treatment of women as well a little bit of romance. Sort of a war torn chick lit that has you thinking. Picked it up and read till I finished – good way to fill in a very hot day 
I think my next read will be – The Guernsey Literary & Potato Peel Pie Society by Mary Ann Schaffer/Ann Barrows
Saw it on the shelf in the library the other day and was fascinated by the title 🙂
Looks like it will be a fun read.
To see what others are reading click here –
And maybe you’d like to tell me what you’re reading at the moment
Still Waters 
Believe it or not I am still reading GONE WITH THE WIND. I have it on my Kindle and an pecking my way through it. I will stop and rent a movie for my Kindle or rent an Audio book. It is sad that my concentration is at a minimum right now and mindless drivel is all that I can tolerate.
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The Little Coffee Shop of Kabul sounds interesting! I hope you enjoy your books!
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Lots of good reading! I’m impressed that you’re reading Gone with the Wind!
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Oops, that was another reader. I am planning to read Crossing to Safety as well – it was recommended on one of my post comments, too.
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The Little Coffee Shop of Kabul looks cute, might try it out one day. I’m usually apprehensive towards authors writing about a culture or a group when they don’t know much about it, but I think this author wrote something about Afghanistan before so I’m assuming she knows a little bit of what she’s talking about. I’m still nervous, but I might get it out.
Here’s mine
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The Little Coffee Shop of Kabul sounds really interesting! I love reading stories about other cultures and countries (: Your description reminds me a little of The Swallows of Kabul, which I really enjoyed.
Tina @ Pages of Comfort
here’s mine: http://pagesofcomfort.blogspot.com/2013/11/www-wednesday.html
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My reading stopped for a bit while I was finishing off my blanket but by my side is High Society by Ben Elton and I have another book by my bedside (can’t remember what – oh dear and another by Nick Oldham on the Kindle.
The blanket is finished so there is nothing to stop me continuing my reading now – apart from Christmas preparations of course!
Love from Mum
xx
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Hi Cathy, welcome to WWW Wednesday! I’ve got The Little Coffee Shop of Kabul on my Kindle and am looking forward to reading it. Here’s my link http://wp.me/p32hC2-rB
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“Guernsey” has always sounded good, but for some reason I’ve never picked it up!
Welcome to WWW!
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Lovely idea Cathy. I like lots of words, especially kind and comforting ones. The little cafe book sounds a good read to me 🙂
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What a great selection of books. I think they are doing a film of the The Guernsey Literary & Potato Peel Pie Society. Here is my The Guernsey Literary & Potato Peel Pie
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Thank you for visiting my blog and leaving such a sweet comment. i do appreciate your kindness. I too shall come back here and will book in.
I am a great reader and have more than one book n the go every time. But sadly, I have found that books don’t travel. I rarely know the authors people in other parts of the world recommend and I am sure that mine are unknown elsewhere too. Jane Gardam anyone? Or Kate Atkinson? Or Michael Frayn? Or W.G. Sebald?
Thought not.
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G’day Cathy. At the moment I am reading “Snatched” by Karin Slaughter. It’s a short story, but interesting. It’s about the kidnap of a little girl. My next book is also by the same author. The title is “Unseen” . Your books sound interesting. Take care. Liz….
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I see you are into three again.
1/ I just completed Carnival of the Dead, an excellent mystery by Hewson;
2/ I am currently reading ‘Margins and Metropolis: Authority across the Byzantine Empire,’ by Judith Herrin. This heavy duty history. (i am a historian);
3/ Yesterday, I purchased Charles Krautheimer’s autobiography, ‘Things that Matter”. Charles is a conservative journalist who covers Washington politics. The book covers the past three decades of Washington politics. As I worked for the US Congress during some of those years, this topic interests me.
Dianne
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Just finished Gone Girl, I was gripped reading, lots of twists in the story it but the ending left me very cross indeed, is that the sign of a good book I wonder.
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I hope you enjoy the Potato Peel Pie book as much as I did! I admit to reading it more than once, and that is unusual for me! A movie? Oh, my! Can’t wait. The scenery alone will be fun.
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