“Monday’s Minutes” is a weekly post in which I track my bookish life.
Currently Reading:
- Shades of Grey by Jasper Fforde
- Just One Damned Thing After Another by Jodi Taylor


Finished:
- Andrea Vernon and the Corporation for Ultrahuman Protection by Alexander C. Kane

Challenges:
#ShelfLove – 20 of 51 books from my TBR.
Total pages read this week: 354
Total books for the year: 32 of 90.
It’s been raining on and off for the past few days so I haven’t been able to get as much yard work done as I would like. However, I am nearly done with the cleaning inside the house, and I’ve also been packing up stuff (mostly books) in the apartment to get ready for Moving Day.
I’m trying to finish Shades of Grey by tomorrow when my library loan expires. I’m not able to renew the ebook, thanks to other people waiting for it, but I did place a physical copy on hold, so hopefully, I won’t have to wait too long to get back to reading it if I’m not able to finish it in time. Of course, I could do the trick of taking my Kindle off the wi-fi, and see if that will give me some more time.

Lost in Arcadia by Sean Gandert – GO. This story seems to be an exaggeration of current events set in the near future, and I’m tired of the real world as it is. I’ll pass on this one.
The Hundredth Queen by Emily R. King – GO. An orphan who is constantly ill is picked by a tyrant to be one of his courtesans or wives if she wins in battle against his current courtesans and wives?! Is it just me, or does that not make any sense at all?!
Hannah: The Ugly Teapot by Fred Holmes – KEEP. I’m skeptical, but it is a Middle-Grade Fantasy, and I LOVE a good Middle-Grade Fantasy. I’ll give it a shot.
Beneath a Scarlet Sky by Mark Sullivan – KEEP. I’ve never read a WWII story from the perspective of an Italian. This one also happens to be based on a true story and isn’t just Historical Fiction.
Scar Tissue by Scott Wiener – GO. This literally has one review on Goodreads, and it’s only a star rating at that. It is also self-published. I’m not going to waste my time with a book that has been out in the world since 2017 and no one has been willing to review it.




