Over at Should be Reading, MizB hosts WWW… WEDNESDAYS and asks readers to just answer the following 3 questions:

What are you currently reading?

What did you recently finish reading?

What do you think you’ll read next?

As an avid reader here's my choice for this week:

Currently re-reading:

‘Your life in Your Hands’ by Professor Jane Plant

 

I BEG every woman reading this blog to please read this book. It’s the book the medical and pharmaceutical industry don’t want you to know about. I have no affiliation with the author. But, I have been touched by cancer (I lost my mum to cancer when I was only 24 and she was only 49). I have given this book to all my close girlfriends and gifted this book to all my clients. Two friends who had cancer and who had each been told by the doctors they had months to live, are cancer free and healthy 5+ years later. Please love yourself enough to read this book.

Recently finished reading:

 

 It's the first time I have rad this author, and don't really like romance books, but absolutely loved this book.

What do I think I will read next?

'Very Valentine'- byAdriana Trigiani, as I loved the first book I read of hers (above)

'What Everybody is Saying'-Joe Navarro

As a former Criminal Psychologist, how can I not want to read this!

I would love to hear your comments on my selections.

WWW....Wednesdays

Over at Should be Reading, MizB hosts WWW… WEDNESDAYS and asks readers to just answer the following 3 questions:

1. What are you currently reading?
2. What did you recently finish reading?
3. What do you think you’ll read next?

As an avid reader I follow a lot of blogs and came across this wonderful thread posted by MizB
OK, here are my answers:

1)Currently reading:
I am currently reading
This was recommended on another blog (can't remember which now), but really enjoying it.

Also reading


I always feel I should read a business book. I feel terribly guilty if I read a novel during the day.

And finally, re-reading



2) Recently finished:



This book is hauntingly beautiful and will stay with you long after you turn the final page. I couldn't stop thinking about it weeks after I finished it.And it still brings tears to my eyes now.

3)Planning to read next:

Just ordered One Day by  David Nicholls, Seventh Heaven by Alice Hoffman and Spiritual Economics by Eric Butterworth.

 



That's my list.
Any recommendations  or  comments on the books I am planning to read next would be appreciated.