Good morning and welcome to the Literary Junkies Link Party! The best book club in the blogosphere!
Here are this month’s questions:
1. What are you reading right now? Tell us about it.
I’m currently reading Seven Letters from Paris 
by Samantha Verant. It reads more like a blog than a book. I guess it’s an interesting story. I’m halfway through and waiting for something to happen. But since it’s a memoir, and the preface to the book let us know how the story ends…I’m not really anticipating anything spectacular.
Also the main character BOUGHT A CAT. Yes, I’m judging. #AdoptDontShop2. If you could visit any book setting, which would you choose and why?
I’d love to visit the Yorkshire moors from Wuthering Heights
. Many years ago, I spent 6 weeks backpacking through the UK, but because it was off-season, I couldn’t get a bus out there. Some day I’ll return!
by Samantha Verant. It reads more like a blog than a book. I guess it’s an interesting story. I’m halfway through and waiting for something to happen. But since it’s a memoir, and the preface to the book let us know how the story ends…I’m not really anticipating anything spectacular.Also the main character BOUGHT A CAT. Yes, I’m judging. #AdoptDontShop2. If you could visit any book setting, which would you choose and why?
I’d love to visit the Yorkshire moors from Wuthering Heights
. Many years ago, I spent 6 weeks backpacking through the UK, but because it was off-season, I couldn’t get a bus out there. Some day I’ll return!
3. If you could sit down with any book character, who would it by and what would you ask them?
I always wanted to know more about Neville Longbottom’s story – his family, his upbringing, his bravery…
Look, here he is, telling me his deepest darkest secrets…
4. If you wrote a memoir and it was turned into a movie, what actor or actress would play you?
Heather Locklear circa 1990s. I love her quintessential California girl style. And Jack Wagner is all I need…
5. What have you recently added to your to-be-read list that you are completely excited to pick up next??
I’m ready for some Scandinavian crime fiction! This blog has a lot of great reviews and I’m eager to delve in.
What are you reading?
I love Heather Locklear and even more in the era you chose. The Yorkshire Moors are also on my list. I bet they are just unimaginably beautiful. Thanks for linking up!