[📚] March Wrap-Up

Hello and welcome to my fellow bookskarks, writers, bloggers, friends, family, and everyone in between.

Jana here, this time with my March wrap up! This month I have put a lot of focus on crossing off some ARCs I’ve been sent either through NetGalley, by authors, as well as polishing off my library rentals. I am dying to finish the Grishaverse trilogy but I have an absolutely ridiculous amount of ARCs to read and review, as well as a few physical copies of books I was sent by authors to read and review. It’s been one of my 2019 goals to ensure I get on top of that, and thanks to my Little Inklings Novel Companion I’ve been proud of myself for staying on top of reading, as well as getting some more blog posts up. It’s become extremely important to me to make sure I am reviewing basically everything I read. I haven’t been able to get a review up for absolutely everything but my hopes are to maybe back track when I have a bit more free time and go back to complete the reviews of books I’ve read this year but haven’t posted a review on my blog for.

Anyway, here I am, rambling on and on about something that isn’t even what you’re here for. You’re here for the books I read this month, so, without further adieu, let’s dive on in to my March 2019 wrap up!

• Siege and Storm – Leigh Bardugo – 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟
• Stardust – Frank Bidart – 🌟🌟🌟🌟
• The Art of Taxidermy – Sharon Kernot – 🌟🌟🌟🌟
• Prince of Pot – Tanya Lloyd Kyi – 🌟🌟🌟.5
• Played – Candace Dowds – 🌟🌟🌟

Well, this concludes my March wrap up. I didn’t get as many read as I would have liked to, but I’m happy I accomplished getting five books read. Stay tuned in to my blog for more reviews, my April TBR, and more. Hoping to get my TBR up tomorrow and hopefully be able to share with you many more reviews in April, including a publishers tour I am participating in. Get excited, stay tuned in, and I’ll chat with you in the next post.

Until then, may your coffee be strong and your books transport you somewhere magical. And remember, stay wild moon children, and creep it real, witches!

J.