Total books read this month: 8
All worthwhile reads with two that were just that extra bit special. This is most likely the least I’ve read for a long time in a month. I think the signs of the times. Although I am settling a little more into my reading.
New to me authors:
Nancy Zieman
Nicole Meier
Top Books for March
Incoming Books for March
Purchased
Library Books
From NetGalley
Audio Books Purchased with credits.
Linking up with Nicole at Feed Your Fiction Addiction
I read Don’t Overthink It for an honest review also. This book, although not mind-blowing (pun intended), did come to me to the right time. One part mentioned getting into a daily routine to stop mental clutter and having to make the same decisions each day about what to do, eat, etc. and when. This was an ah-ha moment for me and broke me out of the mental anxiety spiral I fell into the first 2 weeks of quarantine. My new routine is a game changer.
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Sometimes one small idea can make a huge difference – if we act on it! And you did!
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Don’t Overthink It looks like it would be a helpful read. I’m great at overthinking things! 🙂
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I am behind on books this year since there’s no pick up to kill time with.
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Looks like a good reading month for you, Kathryn! A nice variety and two extra-special books is pretty good! I want to read Don’t Overthink It after listening to her podcast episode where she read a chapter from it.
oooh…and a new Katherine Center novel! I enjoyed Things We Save in a Fire.
Hope April turns out to be another good reading month for you!
Sue
Book By Book
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I’m finishing THE HEIRLOOM GARDEN….the descriptions are wonderful. I’m glad to see it is a favorite.
I’m looking forward to THE PARIS LIBRARY.
ENJOY April’s books, and take care.
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Yes the writing of The Heirloom Garden was great – I want a garden like that but without having to do the gardening!!
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I’ve also been in a bit of a reading slump, but I’m hoping it will be better in April. I also have an arc of What You Wish For from Netgalley I’m super excited about. I’ve loved everything I’ve read by Katherine Center so far. Stay well and happy reading!
http://abookwanderer.com/march-2020-monthly-wrap-up-book-haul/
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Yes Katherine Center has now become a favourite with me too.
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I’ve definitely been reading a lot less lately too. Hopefully April will be better for us.
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Thanks Nicole. I sure hope so.
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Same amount a I did 🙂
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I LOVED Little Beach Street Bakery. It was such a sweet read. I hope you enjoy it. I finally finished The Storm Sister and am itching to continue the series – I really want to read the one you got – but I’m trying to listen to something a bit shorter first. Hope you have a fabulous reading month in April!
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Yes shorter always after such a long Lucinda Riley book. I am planning on the Little Street Bakery next as I want something sweet.
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Great month of reading. You have some of great authors there. I read two books last month which is good for me. I am hoping to post my monthly recap on my blog soon but we will see.
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Happy to hear you read some books last month Viki. You take care, always thinking of you.
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oh some great choices thanks for sharing Kathryn
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I also really liked Just An Ordinary Family, I have The Paris Library from Netgalley too 🙂
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I hope we will both enjoy The Paris Library. Fiona Lowe is now always in my future!
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I need to read both your faves for this month.
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I hope to read The Sea Glass Cottage in April, and by the end of the month, I’ll be reading my NetGalley copy of What You Wish For.
Your top books for March are going on my list. Thanks for sharing.
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Yes I too am looking forward to reading What You Wish For. And what I am wishing for is that it is as good as her last book.
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