March TBR | 2020

February was such a great month for reading. I really hit my stride and found some books that I really loved. I’m really excited for March actually because I feel really motivated to keep this streak going and maybe get some more challenge books read and completed.

If you want to know more about my challenges here are some posts:

  • Bound in Flame
  • The Long Flight Home
  • The Court of Miracles

I managed to clear two of my e-arcs off my list last month so the other two have made it and I have scored The Court of Miracles of Netgalley which I am SO excited for. So this month shouldn’t be too hard!

  • House of Earth and Blood by Sarah J. Maas – This is probably one of my most anticipated books of the year and I cannot wait to jump into it and see whether it becomes one of my firm favourites.| PopSugar Reading Challenge – A book published in 2020 |
  • Hidden Figures by Margot Lee Shetterly – I am really looking forward to reading more about the women who worked in NASA and what their part in that was. I have never heard anything about this so whole new subject for me. | PopSugar Reading Challenge – A book on a subject you know nothing about |
  • The Alice Network by Kate Quinn – I have heard wonderful things about this book and I am excited to read about the work these women did and fingers crossed I love it! | PopSugar Reading ChallengeA book that passes the Bechdel test |
  • A is for Alibi by Sue Grafton – I wish I had just picked this one up last month, it sounds like something I would love to read but I just think it fell by the wayside which is a little unfortunate.| PopSugar Reading ChallengeA book with only words on the cover, no images or graphics & 52 Books in 52 Weeks Challenge – Written by a female author
  • A Gap of Time by Jeanette Winterson – This is the next book in our library book club and I have managed to get a challenge to match it so that counts as a win for me.| 52 Books in 52 Weeks Challenge – A genre you don’t normally care for |
  • The Goldfinch by Donna Tartt – I have heard amazing things about this book, and it has been sat on my shelf for a really long time, so I’m excited to finally jump into it!| PopSugar Reading Challenge – A bildungsroman & 52 Books in 52 Weeks ChallengeA strong “friendship” theme |
  • Station Eleven by Emily St John Mandel – I love the sound of this one, and it has had some really great reviews and who doesn’t want to learn more about a travelling dystopian circus? | PopSugar Reading Challenge – A book set in a country beginning with C & 52 Books in 52 Weeks ChallengePublished when you were 20|
  • 10 Minutes 38 Seconds in this Strange World by Elif Shafak – I seriously cannot wait to get into this one, I have heard wonderful things about this book and the author, so fingers crossed I love it. | 52 Books in 52 Weeks Challenge – Literary Fiction |
  • Harry Potter 6 & 7 – I have nearly finished The Order of the Phoenix, and I’m excited to jump into The Half-Blood Prince! Fingers crossed I make some headway this month!

All of the books above are part of a challenge and I realised that I have books that I want to read but that can’t really take priority at the moment, so I have added a section for books I want to read but only if I get some of the ones above read.

  • Assassin’s Apprentice by Robin Hobb – I’m actually currently reading this one, it’s a little slow but I can see why it is a beloved series, will definitely finish this one off this month!
  • Heir of Fire by Sarah J. Maas – Hoping to carry on with the series and get finally ready for Kingdom of Ash! I cannot wait!
  • The Last Wish by Andrzej Sapkowski – I really want to watch The Witcher on Netflix but I have to read it before I watch it so, this has been added to my list this month!
  • Walkers of Dembley by M.C. Beaton – I just really love reading this series, it makes me immensely happy and I love how involved I have gotten with the characters!
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What are you planning to read in February? Let me know in the comments below!

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  1. I have Hidden Figures on my TBR – amazingly I happened across it in a charity shop about a week after seeing the film. But it’s non-fiction where the film was fictionalised. I really want to read it, however if you’ve seen the piles on my State of the TBR, it’s somewhere in there at the moment!

    1. I’m actually really excited to get into it, I haven’t watched the film yet but I want to read it first before diving in!

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