March Book | 
I finished 13 books in March. Lots of middle grade and graphic novels, because that‘s all I could mentally handle. The Spear Cuts Through Water was my favorite, even though it took me two months to read. It was so worth the effort. Both of the Swifts books by Beth Lincoln were delightful. #marchwrapup
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
