March was a great month for getting ahead in my challenges.
#52bookclub25 - 11
#bookchain2025 - 8
#litsyAtoZ - 6
#chunksters - 3
#mounttbr - 15
Bloodlands was my top read and I just bought Snyder‘s On Freedom which I‘m excited to dive into.
3 months of #Bookchain2025:
The in title: Wolf at the table
Different genre: Publieke werken
Adjective: The wedding people
5 years older: Random acts of heroic love
Author‘s name in same color: No time for goodbye
Same color spine: The family experiment
More pages: Japanese short stories
Person on cover: Poor deer
Vowel: Eurotrash
Different format: Broken country
Author‘s name different color: Reward system
Next letter alphabet: Somewhere else
pickDelightful, cozy and sweet.
Friendships, fist-loves, and conquering evil in the most unexpected ways.
Baldree has stolen my heart through Viv and here friends, I can't wait for the next book.
#SeriesLove2025 @Andrew65 @TheSpineView
#LitsyAtoZ #B @Texreader
#BookChain2025 #AuthorNameColor @TheAromaofBooks
#Pantone2025 #BlueGranite @Lauredhel
#BookSpin @TheAromaofBooks
A lot of DNFs this month made it so I didn‘t read as many books as I hoped, but the I really enjoyed most of the others I read.
8 Books
2,522 Pages
#52bookclub25 - 6 books
#bookchain2025 - 4 books
#litsyAtoZ - #letterL #letterD #letterR
pick3½✨
There's a lot of conflicting reviews about this one. But I quite enjoyed it.
Even with the slow start and Grady being a sulky, self-absorbed man-child.
The suspense and mystery of the Isle of Amberley kept me intrigued. It felt like a character on its own, with the residents being its moving parts.
And the twists.
I did not see it coming... at all.
pick3½ ✨
This was a very quick read. A bit young, and the characters lack emotional depth. But the story did grab me.
I'm definitely reading the rest of the series.
#OffTheShelf2025 @Librariana
#SeriesLove2025 @Andrew65 @TheSpineView
#BookChain2025 #PersonOnCover @TheAromaofBooks
#LitsyAtoZ #M @Texreader
#DoubleSpin @TheAromaofBooks #Pantone2025 #WhiteGrape @Lauredhel
pickThese books always feel like coming home.
I've always loved books with doors and quests. And McGuire gives me a place to go each year that fills the door-shape hole in me that needs filling.
Somehow I've missed this one last year, so I have two doors to go through this year.
I love how each book continues on the previous books, but always have their own adventures in new unknowns.
