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March books
Apr. 2nd, 2012 07:29 pmI've actually been reading a lot of books this year. That is, I've read more books at now than I had at this point this year, and my monthly book lists all seem to be long. But who's complaining? Not me!
15. Wander by Jenn Manley Lee - *****
16. The Knife of Never Letting Go by Patrick Ness - *** 1/2
17. Legend by Marie Lu - **** 1/2
18. Spellwright by Blake Charlton (unfinished)
19. Corsets & Clockwork by Trisha Telep (ed.) - *** 1/2
20. Between the Sea and Sky by Jaclyn Dolamore - ***
21. Graceling by Kristin Cashore - *****
22. The Hours by Michael Cunningham - ****
23. Lady Susan by Jane Austen - ***
24. Entwined by Heather Dixon - *** 1/2
Ten books in March! And nearly all of them pretty good :D
State of the TBR: 190
Which looks like I only read one book off my TBR, but actually three of those were off my TBR, and I think one of the ones I'm reading now is... However, some of the additions to my TBR are due to discovering things on my hard drive (presumably via Smashwords) that I'd forgotten about. I actually have no recollection of downloading one of them. But at least they're downloads, not physical books taking up space on my shelves.
15. Wander by Jenn Manley Lee - *****
16. The Knife of Never Letting Go by Patrick Ness - *** 1/2
17. Legend by Marie Lu - **** 1/2
18. Spellwright by Blake Charlton (unfinished)
19. Corsets & Clockwork by Trisha Telep (ed.) - *** 1/2
20. Between the Sea and Sky by Jaclyn Dolamore - ***
21. Graceling by Kristin Cashore - *****
22. The Hours by Michael Cunningham - ****
23. Lady Susan by Jane Austen - ***
24. Entwined by Heather Dixon - *** 1/2
Ten books in March! And nearly all of them pretty good :D
State of the TBR: 190
Which looks like I only read one book off my TBR, but actually three of those were off my TBR, and I think one of the ones I'm reading now is... However, some of the additions to my TBR are due to discovering things on my hard drive (presumably via Smashwords) that I'd forgotten about. I actually have no recollection of downloading one of them. But at least they're downloads, not physical books taking up space on my shelves.