IT'S MONDAY! WHAT ARE YOU READING?

Sheila, at Book Journey, hosts this fabulous Monday meme that offers us the opportunity to plan and organize our reading week, even as we bask in the success of the previous week.

Here's what I accomplished last week, followed by what I'm planning next.


Books Read Last Week: (Click the Title for the Review)

1)  Deception, by Jonathan Kellerman

2)  Louisa May Alcott:  The Woman Behind Little Women, by Harriet Reisen.

3)  The Lost Summer of Louisa May Alcott, by Kelly O'Connor McNees (Not yet reviewed)

Books Planned for this Week:

1)  Little Women, by Louisa May Alcott (This is a book I'm rereading for a challenge)

This, of course, is the famous story of the four March sisters: Meg, Jo, Beth, and Amy, and the adventures are loosely based on the author's real family life.

2)  Little Men, by Louisa May Alcott (Another Challenge reread)

The sequel to Little Women, which carries on the tale of the grown March sisters and their lives as adults.

3)  Men and Dogs, by Katie Crouch

This book is an ARC I received from the Amazon Vine program.

Here's a snippet from Amazon:

Following her embraced debut, Girls in Trucks (2008), Crouch offers another southern tale in which Hannah Legare finds herself back in her hometown, Charleston Harbor, South Carolina, as her marriage, business, and life in San Francisco crumble. She soon begins to puzzle over an old mystery: her father Buzz’s mysterious disappearance more than 20 years earlier. Hannah retraces old ground, hoping to glean insights from the recollections of her mother, stepfather, brother, and family friends. Yet most residents of the town prefer to remember Buzz fondly, and view his disappearance during a routine fishing expedition as a tragic accident. Hannah, however, is still haunted by her father’s absence and the thought of the family dog drifting alone in the boat. Her quest to discover her father’s true fate provides clues to Hannah’s current problems, including her trouble being faithful to her husband, even as she realizes she may find information she never wanted to know. At least she will finally begin to piece together her own story. --Katherine Boyle

What delightful books are you reading this week?  And what did you accomplish last week?  I hope you'll stop by and share.

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