What I’ve Read – March 2018

Apr 1, 2018 | What I've Read

March has been a pretty crazy month, leaving me without much energy, even for reading!

I finished reading The King’s Concubine by Anne O’Brien with days so spare. It wasn’t that I didn’t enjoy the story or want to know what happened next, it was more that I was too tired to focus properly!

I also read Mummies in the Morning, which is a chapter book and part of the Magic Treehouse series. It was one of the books I bought at my nephew’s school fete. I also read The Blitz: a wartime girl’s diary 1940-1941, another book from the fete.

The fourth book I read was a picture book as part of a book tour. There will be a review up in May for this one, so watch this space.

I have been trying to decide what book to read next from my ever growing pile! There are a couple I really want to start, I think I need to flip a coin or do a number draw or something… or just take the one from the top!

What have you read during March?

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