I have been reading a lot, so this is going to be long. 

Last Week I finished:

Voluntary Madness by Norah Vincent - this was much different than I orginally expected. It was a gripping, and extremely moving non-fiction memior. 

Delta of Venus: Erotica by Anaïs Nin - I finally finished this. I don't read much erotica, so this is entirely out of character. Honestly. I just don't even know. 

The Other One by Colette - This was amazing. I love her so much. 

The Winter's Tale by William Shakespeare- It sadness me that this is the last play I will read in my shakespeare class! This one was good. It isn't my favorite shakespeare though. 

Beauty and the Beast Lost in a Book by Jennifer Donnelly- This one was a cute retelling, wasn't ground breaking though. 

This week I am continueing 

• Shakespeare and Music by Edward W Naylor-currently at 7 pages 

• Into the Water by Paula Hawkins 
• The Dancing Pancake by Eileen Spinelli
• Me Before You by Jojo Moyes

Finished This Week:

• Love that dog by Sharon Creech

Weekly Reads: 01- May 29- June 4

I have been reading a lot, so this is going to be long. 

Last Week I finished: 

• The Last Fifth Grade of Emerson Elementary by Laura Shovan - This was a cute book I received for review ages ago, but never got around to reading. I enjoyed it and thought it was ideal for a book of "pretend" fifth-grade poems. 
• The Heirs by Susan Rieger - this one was a review copy sent to me by Crown Publishing. I thought it was somewhere around 4.5 stars, to be honest. It was an interesting book about an upper-crust Manhattan family coming undone after the death of their patriarch. (check out my full review) 

I am currently taking a class on Shakespeare, so we read two of his plays: 

• Julius Caeser by William Shakespeare - I enjoyed this one, all though it wasn't my favorite and I kind of hated all the characters. 
• Othello by William Shakespeare - This is my all time favorite play of his, although I have only read 13 so far. I read two different copies of this one, so I could compare and contrast it. I thought that it was an interesting commentary on race and love. Desdemona is one of my favorite female characters Shakespeare has developed. 

I finished the audiobook of Tuesdays at the Castle, by Jessica Day George - this was a cute enough middle-grade story with loads of adventure! 

Little things and Short things I have read this week: 

• 2011: Living in the future 
• Night Shift Daddy
• Follow Carl
• Journey 
• Co-oprative Revolution
• Bob's Burgers 
• The Legend of Rock, Paper, Scissors
• Musuem Trip

This week I am going to be reading or am still reading:

• Voluntary Madness by Norah Vincent - currently at 147 pages
• Delta of Venus: Erotica by Anaïs Nin - currently at 111 pages
• The Other One by Colette - currently at 56 pages
• O Oceano no Fim do Caminho by Neil Gaiman - currently at 2 pages 
• The Winter's Tale by William Shakespeare- currently at 36 pages
• Shakespeare and Music by Edward W Naylor-currently at 7 pages
• Beauty and the Beast Lost in a Book by Jennifer Donnelly-currently at 3% 

This week I will start: 

• Into the Water by Paula Hawkins 
• The Dancing Pancake by Eileen Spinelli
• Me Before You by Jojo Moyes

Finished This Week:

• Love that dog by Sharon Creech