Books I read: March

April’s almost passed, I should probably get moving on my books post for March, yes? I read quite a bit in March, which is surprising because it was the month from H-E-double hockey sticks, scheduling-wise. I can only chalk it up to audiobooks while I was on the road and reading in airports. Because seriously, my month was nuts.

reread:

1. Seraphina - Rachel Hartman I didn’t realize there was a sequel to this and I so loved it, so I downloaded it to listen to while on long work drives. It was wonderfully narrated and wonderful.

new:

12. Wonder - RJ Palacio This was so good. I don’t know why I didn’t read it before.

13. Ready Player One - Ernest Cline I tried to read this before but it was in print and there were all these font changes and it’s just so obnoxious so I don’t think I got through the first chapter. A+ on the ebook version though. Enjoyed.

14. Dead of Winter - Kresley Cole I thought this was going to be the last book in the series; it was not. I did not agree with a major choice in this one, but you know – fickle girl, she may change her mind in the next. Ha. Enjoyable series, unique idea.

15. The One & Only - Emily Giffin listened to the audiobook, it was … yeah, no.

16. God'll Cut You Down - John Safran This had so much potential but the writer wasn’t really much of a writer and there was a lot of quirky rambling.

17. Bone Gap - Laura Ruby I loved this. Also audiobook. Very different. YA.

18. If I Ever Get Out of Here - Eric Gansworth Hated. Hated. Audiobook. May have been the narrator but I suspect not.

19. Girl on a Train - AJ Waines So my manager bought the “wrong” Girl on a Train” book, loved it, lent it to me. I loved it. So I did not read the same one everyone else did but I recommend this one too. It was good.

20. Nothing Like Looking - Chris Van Hakes I bought this TWICE because I was having amazon issues but I didn’t mind because the author is a friend. I thought it was so good – cohesive and quirky and reminded me a lot of Yentl. Without the sacred Jewish religious training.

21. Veronica Mars 2 - Rob Thomas No one expects this to be high literature (spoiler: it’s not) but I enjoyed it because any bit of VM I can get even though I was 10 years late for the party is good for me. I even paid full price for it (high praise).

22. Solstice Day Gifts - Lindsay Buroker A little in-between book (novella?) about some of my favorite characters.

23. Patterns in the Dark - Lindsay Buroker Fourth book in the current LB series, five thumbs up.

24. Mercenary Instinct - Ruby Lancaster And then I found out that LB started a pen name for more of a sci-fi series, and even though I don’t read sci-fi I couldn’t resist. And I adored it and I bought all the others in the series but have been held up with library books so I will get back to it asap.