March Book | 
I‘m really hoping that the #bookspin gods are kind to me and pick books that are already on my March TBR. Between library books with due dates that can‘t be extended, books clubs/buddy reads, NetGalley books that publish this month, and my library system‘s annual Community Reads program, my schedule is already packed. In fact, looking at this makes me so stressed, I may bail on everything and just watch Netflix. 😂
March Recap! A mix of genres and a mix of ratings.
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How the Word is Passed
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1984
How to End a Love Story
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The Truth About the Devlins
#marchrecap #stats
If the Bookly app did a calendar graphic like Bookmory, I feel like you‘d have the perfect reading app. Until then, I will either make my own calendar in Canva (unlikely), or just stare enviously at others‘ calendar graphics. 😂 It was another slow reading month with a lot of bails. Children‘s books saved my stats, and Karin Slaughter‘s book, while definitely NOT for kids, was my favorite read of the month.
I‘m surprised that I finished 10 books this month. Audiobooks are really keeping my stats up. I loved Vera Wong and The Pancake Problem. Karin Slaughter is a great writer, but her books are dark and hard to read. The Veronica Speedwell books are fun, but the audio narrator leaves much to be desired. Saga is Saga. IYKYK. I didn‘t have anything I rated less than 3 stars. Clearly I bailed on anything that wasn‘t working! #marchstats #marchwrapup
March‘s TBR is a little fuller than I would like, but I have a couple book club obligations and a couple of NetGalley ARCs that I would like to finish on time. March is my library system‘s Community Read program, and while I‘m not really interested in the main selection, I‘ll probably read the children‘s books. #marchtbr
Starts tomorrow 💚!💚
As always, thanks for your dedication and participation in February-those quotes were amazing👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
#MarchMagic @Eggs @Alwaysbeenaloverofbooks
My new Stress-Less policy for reading has been awesome. Even with the low pressure, read what I want, don‘t worry about reading challenges, I finished 20 books this month! I binged six 87th Precinct novels on audio, discovered a new-to-me romance author and cleared a dozen books off Mount TBR. The Joy of Cookies and The Duchess War were my favorites. 💙❤️ #marchwrapup #marchstats
It‘s #wrapup time again!
-The Violin Conspiracy #bookspin and SO GOOD
-The Right Sort of Man #bookclub
-The Island of Sea Women #authoramonth
-The Silence of the White City #roll100
-Parable of the Talents #doublespin
I was hoping to finish The Undertakers but left it in the car where it will stay until tomorrow because it‘s pouring rain.
Excited for March reading 📖! I just don't know which book I want to start with 🤔. I'm thinking something by TJ Klune. Maybe. Or KJ Charles. Idk, I just NEED it to be a great author.
My March proposed TBR is really just a rough guide of “should” options. The top row are the books I currently have in progress (I should finish Book of Hope today). The only book I have to read is Cruel is the Night for #LMPBC. The last 6 are for my library‘s Community Read program and the rest are a combination of recent NetGalley releases and books on my general TBR. I‘m making March a no reading stress month. ☺️ #marchtbr
