March Wrap-Up
You may remember last month that I
challenged myself to read 10 classic books during March, unfournately (and
rather embarrassingly) I only managed to complete two that I had on the list. These
two were Doctor Zhiavgo by Boris Pasternak and Mousetrap and Other Plays by
Agatha Christie. However, despite my failings in completing my TBR I did manage
to read eight other books, including: Amsterdam and Enduring Love both by Ian
McEwan, The Lucky One by Nicholas Sparks, Slaughterhouse 5 by Kurt Vonnegut,
Clockwork Princess by Cassandra Clare, Cold Hands, Warm Heart by Jill Wolfson,
Level 2 by Lenore Appelhans and Stolen by Lucy Christopher. Reviews of a couple
of these books will be up within the month.
April TBR
The month of April is going to be crazy
busy for me, not only in the sense of reading but with school and other things.
Despite this, my TBR list is absolutely bursting at the seams this month. As
always * means that I am currently reading this book.
Review
requests
The Gatekeeper’s Daughter by Eva Pohler
The Emerald Tablet by Joshua Silverman
Eternal by Virginia Hurst *
Age of the Aura, Phase 1: Champions of
Power by Samuel Odunsi Jr
CUL8R series by Bob Wernly and Kathy Clark
Skankestein by David Fumarola and Katie
Reiter
Sunshine by Nikki Rae
Happily Never After by Missy Fleming
Storm of Arranon series by R.E Sheahan
Grishma by Kelly Blount
Coded G6 by Hillary Layelle
Library
books
My Cousin Rachel by Daphne Du Maurier *
Mystery of the Blue Train by Agatha
Christie *
The Listerdale Mystery (Short story
collection) by Agatha Christie
Birdsong by Sebastian Faulks
Anna Karenina by Leo Tolstoy
The Collected Short Stories by F. Scott
Fitzgerald
Unravel Me by Tahereh Mafi *
Changeling by Philippa Gregory
Heaven by Alexandra Adornetto
Corner of White by Jaclyn Moriarty
Other
Unsaid Things by McFly
One Day by David Nicholls
Between Shades of Grey by Ruta Sepertys
The Golden Lily by Richelle Mead
Yep, 25 books there to read in 30 days.
Obviously I don’t believe I’m going to get through all of these books, and some
have more importance over others. I’m also planning to get reviews up during
the month as well as some author interviews, giveaways and other fun things
like that. What are you all planning to read this month?
Wow! That's a whole-lot-a books! You should definitely be proud of yourself. Dr. Z is practically a door stopper it is so big!
ReplyDeleteSurprisingly I've already managed to finish one, so I consider that I'm going well so far! Dr. Z is definitely massive, not as big as the collection of Agatha Christie plays was (750 odd pages).
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