Which books are worth the read and which should you skip? Find out what books I’ve been reading lately and whether I recommend them.
What do I do when I get stressed by, say, a global pandemic?
I check the news constantly. And I read.
Ever since things started to lockdown here in Utah, I’ve been struggling with my focus. I don’t have the energy to work on my blog or start a new project.
Instead, to force myself away from endlessly checking for news updates, I’ve been making my way through my TBR, finishing a book almost every day.
At this rate, I’ll probably finally finish my goal of reading every book I own.
If you are looking for suggestions on what to read (and not to read) while in isolation, here’s a look at all the books I’ve been reading lately. Hopefully, you’ll find something that your library has available in a digital format.
As always, I’d love to hear what you’ve been reading in March. Be sure to leave me a comment at the end of the post!
March Reading list
#IMomSoHard
Kristin Hensley and Jen Smedley
Eleanor Oliphant is Completely Fine
Gail Honeyman
The Holdout
Graham Moore
The Honey-Don’t List
Christina Lauren
I received a complimentary copy of this book from Gallery Books through NetGalley. Opinions expressed in this review are completely my own.
Don’t Overthink It
Anne Bogel
I received a complimentary copy of this book from Baker Books through NetGalley. Opinions expressed in this review are completely my own.
Find Your Path
Carrie Underwood
The Way I Heard It
Mike Rowe
Save Me the Plums
Ruth Reichl
The Lean Startup
Eric Ries
Winesburg, Ohio
Sherwood Anderson
Hour of the Assassin
Matthew Quirk
Upcoming Releases
One of the best perks of being a book blogger is receiving advance review copies (ARCs) of upcoming book releases from publishers.
At the beginning of each month, I cover all the new book releases coming out, and the April 2020 book releases are right around the corner. Here’s a peek at the April releases I’ve already read.
My To-Read List
What’s up next for me? Before I let you go, here are a few of the titles I’m hoping to get through this upcoming month.
Be sure to come back in April to see which ones I read.
What books did you read in March?
I was so surprised in myself and read a couple books and I am reading one last book.
I read:
The wife between us; that was a good book. I was so lost through out the book but then It was like a light bulb turned on and I was oh wow really.
I’d rather be reading; which I completed on a road trip to meacham auctionone Wednesday. That was a quick little read and looking forward to check out mrs darcy and dont over think it
Twilight finally after my daughter kept pestering me.
Definitely not mr darcy which I have just started and for me personally is moving slow.
Happy reading
Out of curiosity, how did you like Twilight?
March for me… (now I am super behind)…
9. 2019 Bestseller (as per Amazon list) : “Then she was gone” by Lisa Jewell
10. Clever Title – (still working on) – “CALM ENERGY” (How people regulate Mood with Food & Exercise” by Robert E. Thayer
11. Short Story or Essay Collection (still working on) – “The Source of Self-Regard: Selected Essays, Speeches and Meditations” by Toni Morrison
33. Non Fiction Topic you Love (still working on) – “Idiots Guide to Ayurveda” by Sahara Rose Ketabi
12. More than 400 pages – haven’t started yet but will be “Firefly Summer” by Maeve Binchy
13. Makes you laugh – havent started yet- .. .My plan for this was going to be “Running with Scissors” by Augusten Burroughs (looks serious but is showing on funny lists?)
Be safe!
Oh, that Lisa Jewell one looks good. Adding that to my TBR. I hope your funny book makes you last. I hate when you expect a book to be funny at it falls flat.