TELL ME TUESDAY is a floating feature, depending on your reading style, where you tell us what you read last, what you are reading now, what you will be reading in the future from your tbr pile, and why. I am oh so curious why people read what they read. So tell me!

I participated in Annika from HIDING IN BOOKS' holiday weekend read-a-thon, so I am combining my wrap-up post here with my TMT post.
I read...

I participated in Annika from HIDING IN BOOKS' holiday weekend read-a-thon, so I am combining my wrap-up post here with my TMT post.
I read...
MIDDLE GRADE CHRISTIAN
Predictable and very Christian belief pushing in the end. This was supposed to be Middle Grade Magical Realism, but it is a Christian book. There was also a pretty disturbing scene near the end that I personally thought was not MG appropriate. Parents would need to read this book first to make sure it aligns with their religious/spiritual beliefs. I read this title on Friday.
MIDDLE GRADE FANTASY
There was a writing component to this read-a-thon to write an hour a day. I read 25% of SUNBOLT on Saturday and then decided to write for a while. Well, I ended up editing my Wattpad story for hours! The first two chapters are up now. Thanks Annika for kicking my butt into gear! I made the cover from free clipart, font, and effects. Do you like it?
CHILDREN'S FANTASY
This is a Children's chapter book with a Redwall flavor. The illustrations are wonderful. I read this story on Monday.
So two read-a-thon books (and over half of another) and way more than four hours of writing!
NOW
YA FANTASY
I read another 30% of SUNBOLT on Sunday and intended on finishing it for the read-a-thon, but I got on social media and POOF, the time was gone. I am continuing to read this and am adoring the heroine. There is a SUNBOLT BOOK BLAST going on this week, so it is only 99 cents as an ebook, and the sequel MEMORIES OF ASH is a 99 cent ebook pre-order special.
NEXT
MIDDLE GRADE PARANORMAL
I have to finish this because it has to go back to the library on Friday.
What are you reading? Tell me!