It’s a short post for today! This month I had my PhD viva (thankfully I passed!), travelled back to Edinburgh for a week, finally got to the end of my 75 Hard Challenge. All things considered, it’s been a bit of a crazy month.
I knew I probably wasn’t going to read that much, but I’m still happy with how much I managed amidst all the stress.
I’m also keeping up with positing regularly on my bookstagram. If you don’t already follow me on there, find me @readwhileitrains.
March STATISTICS
Books Read: 4
DNF: 0
Average rating: 3.5
Vibes: Adventurous, reflective, informative.
Reading Goal: Ahead by 4 books!
Balancing the Books: After my huge haul last month, I have only hauled one book this month, this one from my Fairyloot subscription. Thank goodness. I read 3 from my TBR and one from the library.
THE BEST
It’s a month without a 5-star read so naturally I’m a little disappointed. Rage and Ruin by Jennifer L. Armentrout was a fun second book in the Harbinger series which kept me very entertained as I travelled to Edinburgh and back. It wasn’t quite as good as the first book though. The Crimson Moth by Kristen Ciccarelli was another really enjoyable read. I was surprised about just how much I got into the story, even if it did feel a bit silly at points.
THE WORST
After enjoying books one and two in the Harbinger series, I was very disappointed in Grace and Glory by Jennifer L. Armentrout. I’ve given it a very generous 3-stars as I did love the characters, but honestly this book was a drag compared to the other two and I really had to battle to finish it. The pop culture references also started to drive me up the wall. I can’t remember them being that bad in the other books!
In April I’m hoping to get back on a roll with reading, and really could do with a few more 5-star reads! I have so many books I’m excited to get to, keep an eye on my current reads on Instagram @readwhileitrains.
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