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I did pretty well in March, finishing 17 books, including 4 audio books for a total of 5,172 pages and 2.35 days of audio. I’m sort of surprised, because most of my weeks seemed slow, but I guess they added up pretty well.
After my list of what I read this month, you’ll find a list of the other reviews I posted this month, as well as an update of how I’m doing in my challenges.
What I Read:
Fiction
Canterbury Tales by Geoffrey Chaucer
Secrets of Eden by Chris Bohjalian (audio) – review pending
Double Fault by Lionel Shriver
Still Life by Louise Penny
The Map of True Places by Brunonia Barry – review pending
The House of Tomorrow by Peter Borgnanni
Revolutionary Road by Richard Yates (audio) – review pending
The Language of Secrets by Diane Dixon
The Anthologist by Nicholas Baker
Young Adult/Middle Grades Fiction
Beautiful Dead: Jonas by Eden Maguire
Historical Fiction
The Scarlet Lion by Elizabeth Chadwick
The Stolen Crown by Susan Higginbotham
Creation of Eve by Lynn Cullen
Shadow of the King by Helen Hollick
The Queen’s Governess by Karen Harper
Nonfiction
The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks by Rebecca Skloot (audio) – review pendi
Pick of the Month:
“The House of Tomorrow” by Peter Bognanni is the quirky and heartfelt story of punk rock and the friendship between two young boys.
What I Posted:
Discussions/Announcements
Say Yes to the Book
Blogger Bookmarks
Guest Posts
“Writing Believable Historical Women” by Helen Hollick
“From Self-Publishing to Sourcebooks“ by Susan Higginbotham
“Researching the Medieval Period” by Elizabeth Chadwick
“Real Life in Fiction“ by Pam Jenoff
Fiction
The Opposite of Me by Sarah Pekkanen
Almost Home by Pam Jenoff
Historical Fiction
Remarkable Creatures by Tracy Chevalier
Nonfiction/Memoir
The Happiness Project by Gretchen Rubin
A Year of Blind Dates by Megan Carson
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That is a good, productive month! I don’t think I could tell you how many I read a month. I stick to a schedule of posting reviews three days a week, to the point where I am scheduling posts at the end of April. Who knows when I read what?
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You had a great month and have me really curious about The House of Tomorrow. I had a busy month this month and I am surprised I got through 12 books. I feel like I haven’t read anything.
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Impressive! I don’t know how you do it! I’m guessing I read 4-5 books(including audio). As long as you are enjoying reading I say good for you.
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I’m glad to see The House of Tomorrow as your pick of the month. I requested it on Vine after reading your fantastic review.
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I’m always impressed with how much you get read with all that you have going on besides. Another fantastic reading month!
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Wow! You had quite a good month!
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I didn’t do mine this month but alas you had a more productive month that I haha.
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I have House of Tomorrow on audio based on your recommendation. Maybe I’ll get to it this month.
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I will be looking forward to your reviews on Revolutionary Road as well as Henrietta Lacks. I want to read both!!
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WOW! What did you think of “Double Fault?” I’ve never talked to anyone else that’s read it. I read it last fall. I thought it was typical Shriver: precise and brilliant, but also sort of depressing.
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Wow! What a month – you got so much reading (and listening) done! There are a lot of books you read in March which I would really like to read – I will definitely check out your reviews.
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