MARCHINTOREADING

I only managed 27 books in March (4 shy of my goal for the month), and Natchez Burning is my pick for #BestOfMarch. #MarchIntoReading

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Alwaysbeenaloverofbooks I love Greg Iles! I wish I could read that many in a month!! 8y

PurpleyPumpkin Wow, awesome!ðŸ‘ðŸ½ 8y

minkyb Natchez Burning is a big book and should count as 2! Love the series. Waiting for the new one on a library hold. 8y

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JacintaMCarter

Wuthering Heights | Emily Brontë

#StartsWithUVW #MarchIntoReading

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CherylDeFranceschi God I love watching this adaptation. I mean - look at him, will you?!? 8y

kristina_with_a_k Tom Hardy?! ðŸ˜³ 8y

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Ubookquitous

The Underground Railroad: A Novel | Colson Whitehead

#marchintoreading

Good month for me... Not the 9 I wanted to finish, but still good for me.

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JacintaMCarter

Untitled | Anonymous

I don't have my actual #BookBag on hand at the moment, so I'm replacing it with a picture of a book tote I wish I had, because it would match so nicely with my "I Lift Hardcovers" hoodie. #MarchIntoReading

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writerlibrarian

84, Charing Cross Road | Helene Hanff, Frank Doel, Marks & Co

What I read in March. Not a big number. Still some amazing books. #marchintoreading #litsyreadingchallenge

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britt_brooke Nice graphic! ðŸ‘ðŸ» 8y

mrsthilkey ^^ I agree. ðŸ‘ 8y

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mhillis

The Mare: A Novel | Mary Gaitskill

The Mare was my favorite book this month! #bestofmarch #marchintoreading

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Sace

This Time Together: Laughter and Reflection | Carol Burnett

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So enjoyable. And perfect for my short drive to work. Fantastic choice for anyone wanting to give audiobooks a try. Thanks again to all the Littens that recommended it during #marchintoreading!

Edit- I hope @Cinfhen doesn't mind, but it occurs to me that for me this would go under #bittersweetsymphony for #lyricalapril. There were several bittersweet stories and in some ways it was a bittersweet listen.

krismac I loved the Carol Burnett show! I laughed till I cried many times watching it! 8y

Sace @krismac then you would really like this. She does have some stories about the show. And even the stories that aren't about the show are good. 8y

MaleficentBookDragon @Sace @krismac her new one is all about the show.

In Such Good Company: Eleven Years of Laughter, Mayhem, and Fun in the Sandbox

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Sace @MaleficentBookDragon ðŸ˜‚ I'm sitting here right now trying to decide between that and Born a Crime.

Born a Crime and Other Third World Problems

krismac @Sace @MaleficentBookDragon thanks! I will check them out! 8y

Cinfhen I can imagine Carol Burnett experienced plenty of bittersweet moments, a female comedian in the 60's & 70's! 8y

MaleficentBookDragon @krismac it is my all time favorite show. It also made me want to watch classic movies after seeing her spoofs. Rebecky is still one of my favs. 8y

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Bookworm83

I See You | Clare Mackintosh

Not a stellar month numbers-wise, but I enjoyed every book I read. #marchintoreading #bestofmarch

dragondrool You're way ahead of me. I've been slowly chipping away at several books during March but don't think I finished any. Then again, losing three family members in two weeks tends to throw the reading time out the window a bit. I am slowly building momentum back. 8y

Bookworm83 @dragondrool That's completely understandable....love you oodles and oodles and wish I could be there to give you hugs â¤â¤â¤ 8y

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AnneCecilie

The Master and Margarita | Mikhail Bulgakov

AnneCecilie A day late: The Books I read in March. Favorite is either Swimming Lessons or the Master and Margarita #marchintoreading 8y

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