Sunday Confessions #311

 

Welcome to Sunday Book Confessions, where I spill the bookish tea and share all the highs, lows, and guilty pleasures from my reading week. Whether I stayed up too late chasing plot twists, finally admitted I’m not finishing that book, or fell head over heels for a fictional villain, this is the space for all my unfiltered reader moments. Grab a cozy drink and let’s dive into this week’s literary confessions.

Sunday Confessions #310~Weekly Menu #613 And The Book Of The Week~Trope Tuesday: Historical Whodunit with Kelli Gardiner~Binge-Worthy Wednesday: Specials by Scott Westerfield~Throwback Thursday: An Ember in Ashes by Sabaa Tahir~5 Star Friday: Two Twisted Crowns by Rachel Gillig~Saturday Sips: Recent Fantasy Reads

Weekly Menu #614 And The Book Of The Week~June 2024 Wrap Up~Book Review: The Cinnamon Bun Book Store by Laurie Gilmore~Thriller Thursday: The Tenant by Freida McFadden~ARC Review: Forever Gone by R.S. Hampton~Saturday Sips: 3 Star Disappointments~Sunday Confessions #312








The Last Question by Isaac Asimov is a fascinating short story that explores profound questions about technology and the future of humanity. While the pacing felt a bit slow and the style definitely leans toward classic, old-school sci-fi, the ideas presented are thought-provoking and timeless. A compelling read for anyone interested in speculative fiction, even if the narrative style isn’t quite my usual preference.

201/100 2025 Reading Challenge~103/217 in my Star Wars Legends challenge~15/20 2024 Goodreads Fantasy Nominees Reading Challenge

Thanks for stopping by and indulging in my Sunday confessions. Whether it’s books, life, or the little quirks that make us who we are, I love sharing these moments with you. Here’s to another week of honest thoughts, unexpected insights, and maybe a few more confessions along the way. See you next Sunday!