March 2020 Wrap Up...

Welcome to my March Wrap Up. I have had a pretty good reading month, finishing 6 books (6 books off my TBR). I also received 2 ARC's this month, and I continued my new goal of reading 1 Shakespeare play, as well as The Voyage Of The Beagle and The Origin Of Species by Charles Darwin.

I have reviews up or coming up for these books so as usual this is just going to be a brief run down on each book I read.

Without further ado, let's get into my March Wrap Up:

The River Home by Hannah Richell: This book was amazing. I was thoroughly enthralled by this story from the very first page. With wonderful characters, stunning writing and a truly moving story, there is nothing not to love about this book. I am so glad that I picked this book up.

Rust by Eliese Collette Goldbach: This was an interesting read. The writing was easy to follow, and the subject matter was something I hadn't read about before. I enjoyed getting to see an aspect of life that was new to me. This was a solid read that I am glad I picked up.

Truths I Never Told You by Kelly Rimmer: This book was utter perfection. I am a huge fan of Kelly Rimmer so I went into this book with high hopes, and I wasn't disappointed. This book was equal parts heartwarming and heartbreaking, and I didn't want it to end. A must read book for everyone in my opinion.

Legendary by Stephanie Garber: This book was awesome. This book has been on my TBR for such a long time. I have been afraid to pick it up in case it didn't live up to it's predecessor Caraval. It turns out that I needn't have worried. I loved this book and now I cant wait to get stuck into the third and final installment of this series.

Finale by Stephanie Garber: This was book was magical. While I am sad to say goodbye to this amazing series, I feel like this book was the perfect conclusion. I loved every second of it, and I feel genuinely satisfied with not just this book but the trilogy as a whole. I so glad I decided to read these books.

The Outsider by Stephen King: I love Stephen King so I was surprised that it took me so long to get into this book. I didn't really get engrossed in this story until the second half. Once the pace picked up a bit I ended up enjoying it, but I really didn't love it as much as I had hoped I would.

Shakespeare: I read 1 Shakespeare play in March. I read the following Shakespeare Play This Month:

The Merry Wives Of Windsor

The Origin Of Species by Charles Darwin: I read the following chapters this month:

Chapter 5: Laws of Variation

Chapter 6: Difficulties on Theory

Chapter 7: Instinct

That's it for my March Wrap Up. I hope you all had a great reading month. Let me know what you guys read this month in the comments section.

Until my April Wrap Up...

Happy Reading...

<3 Gem