Buffy’s Corner 5/8/22 – Looking at the Week Ahead

Welcome to Buffy’s Corner, where I take a look at what’s coming up this week on the blog! I’m linking up with The Sunday Post over at Kimberly’s blog, The Caffeinated Reviewer:-D


Happy Mother’s Day to all the moms out there!

Last week I skipped my Buffy’s Corner post because I was focusing on my May TBR, but I’m back today with a double dose of books! As this post goes live, I’m still out of town on my trip to Boston to attend my daughter’s college graduation, so next week I’ll share my experiences. Because of that trip, my blog may be quieter than normal this week, since I won’t have time to blog until I get back, and of course, week days are hard for me due to working full time. But I can at least tell you what I’m reading and what reviews will be coming soon.

Upcoming reads & reviews:

I swear May is going to kill me, guys. I have a ridiculous amount of books to read. Not only that, but I am excited to read them all, so choosing what to read next is so hard! I’m writing this post four days before it goes up, so I’m not sure exactly what I’ll be reading, but these are the books I’m taking on my trip. I’ve finished Mercury Rising and it was so good! R.W.W. Greene is such a unique writer, and this is the second of his books I’ve read and loved. Travel books will be Book of Night, Just Like Mother and The Hourglass Throne. I won’t be able to read all of them, but next week I’ll let you know how I did!

Other posts this week:

This week is a bit up in the air—I may or may not get any reviews posted—but here’s what I have planned so far. On Tuesday, I’m thrilled to be hosting a cover reveal for Robin Kirk’s upcoming book The Mother’s Wheel, the third book in The Bond trilogy. Robin also has a cool giveaway, so don’t miss it! Wednesday I’ll have three new books to share on Future Fiction, and the Friday Face-Off is “a favorite book to film.”

In case you missed:

Since I missed last week’s Buffy’s Corner, these are my posts from the last two weeks:

The Friday Face-Off: Kick-ass women

Future Fiction #175

Twelve Upcoming YA Fantasies to Get Excited About

A Sh*tload of Crazy Powers by Jackson Ford – Review 5/5 stars

May is Wyrd & Wonder! What’s On My Plate May 2022

Looking Back: April 2022 Reading Wrap-Up

Prison of Sleep by Tim Pratt – Review 4/5 stars

Rosebud by Paul Cornel – Review 3.5/5 stars

Future Fiction #174

Ten Books with Disembodied Hands on the Cover

Nettle & Bone by T. Kingfisher – Review 4.5/5 stars


Hope to see you around the blogosphere:-D

Posted May 8, 2022 by Tammy in Buffy's Corner / 31 Comments

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31 responses to “Buffy’s Corner 5/8/22 – Looking at the Week Ahead

  1. will

    You skipped a week of reading to go see your daughter graduate? Tsk tsk you need to work on your priorities, Tammy;) I’m glad to see your husband still has his straight!!

    (Congratulations to Zoe!!)

  2. Marian Parsons

    Congratulations to your daughter, and to you and Mr. Sparks. Enjoy the trip.

  3. Hope you’re enjoying your time in Boston! Yeah, it’s hard when you have a ton of books to read and review and they are all ones you want to read no matter what. I actually had to DNF a book I was so excited to read because I just wasn’t getting into it this week and I couldn’t waste any more time struggling with it. I may go back and try again, because I loved the author’s first book. Have a good week!
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    • Tammy

      That happens to me too, if a book doesn’t grab me and I have a lot to read, sometimes I’ll set it aside because I feel like I’m wasting time…

    • Tammy

      To be honest I haven’t looked that far ahead, I’m just trying to stay afloat this month:-)

  4. Verushka

    How wonderful — congratulations to our daughter! I hope it all went off without a hitch !

  5. I hope you had a great Mother’s Day and I hope you enjoy the trip and seeing your daughter graduate. Must be a special time for all. 🙂

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