My March Possibility Pile looks like this:
READ YOUR BOOKSHELF CHALLENGE (March Prompt: Growth)
~ The Chili Queen by Sandra Dallas
~ The Rose Garden by Susanna Kearsley
~ Lilac Girls by Martha Hall Kelly
~ The Life List by Lori Nelson Spielman (also fits purchased 2020 - 2022) (finished)
AUDIOBOOK
~ Another Gospel by Alisa Childers (started last month) (finished)
~ Between Shades of Gray by Ruta Sepetys (also fits Library to read list)
LIBRARY TO READ LIST
~ Indian in the Cabinet by Jody Wilson-Raybould (also fits Non-Fiction category) (finished)
~ Dogwood by Chris Fabry
~ The Four Winds by Kristen Hannah
BOOK PURCHASED 2020 - 2022
~ The Maid by Nita Prose
~ Little Broken Things by Nicole Baart
~ The Lighthouse Keeper's Daughter by Hazel Gaynor
Hopefully, though it has had a slow start, this month will also turn out to be a great reading month! What are you reading this month?
4 comments:
I'm reading Another Gospel now. So good.
I just finished The Maid and was disappointed with it, but others love it. I loved the last Nicole Baart I read and I have heard such great things about The Four Winds. Right now, I am reading a couple of nonfictions, and am "test reading" another mystery/suspense book to see if I am going to continue with it. Whatever you choose, looks like March will be an excellent reading month for you!
I just finished The Forgotten Room, which was a collaboration by three authors. One is Karen White, and I've always enjoyed her books. This one was such a disappointment :( Not sure what I'll read next. My reading plan for this year has gone seriously sideways!
Oh i JUST finished The Four Winds...did you see my review?? I LOVED it. I'm not going to read The Maid as there've been so many mixed reviews and I have so many others from the library i want to read. I was interested in Another Gospel as I saw that on a site of Christian books.....but i didn't end up buying it. I started the Lilac Girls but never finished it and it was SO MUCH ALIKE so many others set in that time period that i never did go back to the library to take it out again to finish. The LIghthouse Keeper's Daughter sounds really familiar. I may have read that one. Great list for you!!
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