To play along, just answer the following three (3) questions:
- • What are you currently reading?
- • What did you recently finish reading?
- • What do you think you’ll read next?
Currently Reading:
It’s been a year of upheaval for Edward Stanton, a forty-two-year-old with Asperger’s syndrome. He’s lost his job. His trusted therapist has retired. His best friends have moved away. And even his nightly ritual of watching Dragnet reruns has been disrupted. All of this change has left Edward, who lives his life on a rigid schedule, completely flummoxed.
But when his friend Donna calls with news that her son Kyle is in trouble, Edward leaves his comfort zone in Billings, Montana, and drives to visit them in Boise, where he discovers Kyle has morphed from a sweet kid into a sullen adolescent. Inspired by dreams of the past, Edward goes against his routine and decides to drive to a small town in Colorado where he once spent a summer with his father—bringing Kyle along as his road trip companion. The two argue about football and music along the way, and amid their misadventures, they meet an eccentric motel owner who just might be the love of Edward’s sheltered life—if only he can let her.
Endearing and laugh-out-loud funny, Edward Adrift is author Craig Lancaster’s sequel to 600 Hours of Edward.
It’s true, as they say, that we can only love others when we first love ourselves and we can only experience real joy when we stop running from pain. The key to understanding these truisms lies in remaining open to life in all circumstances, and here Pema Chödrön shows us how. Because when we embrace the happiness and suffering, intelligence and confusion that are a natural part of life, we can begin to discover a wellspring of courageous love within our hearts.
Finished Reading:
Reading Next: 2 Books for Reviews.
Four friends just out of high school are on a weekend getaway when the power goes out. At least that’s all they thought it was. But returning home they don’t see any cars, lights or people. Not one soul.
Searching for answers to what exactly happened, reveals information leading them to an event that they wouldn’t have thought of even in their wildest dreams. It’s a realization so impossible, their nightmares dim in comparison.
Now they just have to figure out what to do next; not just to control their destiny, but how to survive it.
Sixteen-year-old Hamilton Dinger is an above-average teenager. He’s got the grades for the top of the class, the abilities of a star athlete and Tetris player, and the charisma to get away with anything. Everything seems to be going along perfectly as he enters into tenth grade at Apollo Central High School. Everything, that is, until a meteor crashes into the city, unleashing a whirlwind of evil and awakening a deep, hidden power as the long battle between good and evil continues. Bringing an abrupt halt to the easygoing pace of Hamilton’s life, he and his longtime dormant supernatural powers are caught up in the middle of things when his comfort zone is turned into a war zone. On top of everything else, there’s the homecoming game, the school play, and the history test to worry about.
Can Hamilton overcome his ignorance and narrow-mindedness to see what is truly real? Can he give up his self-proclaimed entitlement to happiness in order to follow the call of a duty he doesn’t want? More importantly, will he willingly sacrifice all he has to find out the truth?
Review Books and More 
I really like the sound of 600 hours of Edward, so I’m going to add it to my TBR list. Happy Reading 🙂
Thank you for stopping by! I did love the book. It made me cry and laugh and was overall great.
This is fun. Does it count that *I* personally didn’t read but mommy read it to me? You know, being a pig and all, it’s hard to turn the pages with my hooves. But I am catching on quick with the pictures and story lines. Here we go:
• What are you currently reading? If You Give a Pig a Pancake by Laura Numeroff
• What did you recently finish reading? Charlotte’s Web by E.B. White
• What do you think you’ll read next? Pippin the Christmas Pig by Jean Little
I think it counts! You should have your mom post what she is reading to you.
I’ll talk to her about that. She reads me a bedtime story every night when she tucks me in. I’ll see what I can do on posting that! XOXO – Bacon
I hope you love all of your books!
Thank you for visiting my blog. I already have a word for your Wondrous Words meme next week.
All look like awesome books! I think I might just pick up the Starlight Chronicles 🙂
Starlight chronicals sounds good,xx Rachel
Just started the book for review. Pretty decent so far.