What are you reading in March?

[Beth]

Share you current reads, reading plans, and reading round up for the month here!

[Beth]

I'm currently reading...


Plan on reading...


I'm going with a pattern of ladies gazing away, I guess. :D

[Beth]

Currently reading

Next up because it is in transit from the library

Then probably, because I am #3 on two copies

After that, if any of the other books I have requested from the library, but which they do not yet have.


While waiting for these I will fill in with my e-reader.

Beth - ;)
in Calgary

[Anne]

Plan for March!!

Finish: and .

Up next: :)

[Andrea, Hospitality Coordinator]

Currently reading:

[Melanie]

I'm going to try and finish this month. February was crazy and I only finished three books. Hoping to push myself in March and start/finish the following books:

[Cheryl]

Finishing up- - I had to stop in the middle of it to get my book club books done!

Also something by Kim Vogel Sawyer- haven't decided yet :)
and we'll see what else....

[Courtney]

Currently Reading:



Up Next:


Read:

[Sarita]

Currently reading:


And a few Bible books:


March is a very busy time at work, so not sure what I will be able to read, since I'm trying to prioritize Bible reading

Should hopefully also read:

[Wendy]

Sarita wrote: "Currently reading:


And a few Bible books:
...

March is a very busy time at work, so not sure what I will be able to read, since I'm trying to prioritize Bible reading"

Great reading plan & priorities, Sarita!

[Sarita]

Wendy wrote: "Sarita wrote: "Currently reading:


And a few Bible books:
[bookcover:Leviticus (Bible #3)..."

Thanks Wendy :-)

[Megan]

Currently reading:

Up next: then and since I have the rest of the books in the Culper Ring series I will read those :)

[Natalie]

I am currently listening to . I plan to continue reading . I will also start listening to and . These should about take me through most of this month. We will see what happens.

[Wendy]

Currently reading

Plans

[Kate, Challenge Fun Distributor]

Currently Reading:

Planning to Read:

[Loraine]

Currently reading:


Hope to read;
Author of the Month:

Netgalley Books to Review:

Books to finish a series:

[Beth]

I forgot to mention the other library book sitting here waiting for me to finish Catching Heat.

Beth - ;)
in Calgary

[Joy]

Not CF, but hoping to read the Lord of the Rings trilogy this month, although it may bleed into next month.

Also may start Crime and Punishment.

Definitely will be looking for a Hidden Gem or two in between.

[Charlene]

I'm currently reading:


Want to finish:


Author of the month books I plan to read:


Potentials:
(not CF)

[Caitlyn]

Finished:

[Elizabeth]

I'm currently reading and secular fantasy. A few more that I'd like to read are

[Staci, Book Awards Specialist]

I'm currently reading my first Non-Fiction of the year:


Hope to read:

[Maria Clara]

Hope to finish this weekend:

Next:

Hope to read:

[Andrea, Hospitality Coordinator]

Read:


Currently reading:

audio version (abridged, apparently) of The Bourne Identity (GM)

[Hannah]

Read:


Reviews with deadlines:


Owned books I want to read:

[Andrea, Hospitality Coordinator]

Ah, you finished Cossette's newest! How did you like it?

[Hannah]

About 4.5 stars. I'll have my review up by tomorrow. :)

[Andrea, Hospitality Coordinator]

Nice! I'm looking forward to reading that one sometime this year.

[Rebekah]

February was busy & I didn't get much read, so I plan to make up some ground this month!

currently reading:
(If I can get into this book...having a hard time!!!)

Plan to read:

[Andrea, Hospitality Coordinator]

You can do it, Rebekah!

[Carolyn]

I finished March author book and will finish
I am wanting to start March challenges for Idea of march with these books:
I Emma Maasinto the woods
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another selection started is

[Andrea, Hospitality Coordinator]

Well done, Carolyn!

[Andrea, Hospitality Coordinator]

Update

Read
General Market:

The Bourne Identity (abridged audio)
The Bourne Supremacy (abridged audio)
The Bourne Ultimatum (abridged audio)
Christian:


Currently Reading

[Meredith]

Currently reading for book club

[Jen]

So far in March I’ve finished:
The mark of the king
Waiting for summer’s return
The lacemaker
The lost heiress
(in nonfiction I just started: “Carthage Must Be Destroyed”.)

All really good stories and well-told. But also pretty heart-wrenching ones.

After years of reading virtually nothing but nonfiction, just about every title/author I choose winds up a complete surprise, and I hadn’t meant to pick so many heartfelt ones in a row.

Due to some serious “life” situations at the moment, I feel in great need of a lighthearted mad-cap adventure. Karen Witemeyer? Yes?

I should say — I found all four of them wonderful books and incredibly moving. Just need a short break while I run to the store for more Kleenex!

[AlegnaB †]

Jen wrote: I feel in great need of a lighthearted mad-cap adventure. Karen Witemeyer?..."

If I felt like that, I'd read a Jen Turano book or I'd watch an old (1930's-40's) screwball comedy or some episodes of I Love Lucy. JT's stories are certainly madcap, but I wouldn't use that term for KW's, even though I love her books.

[Hannah]

When I think of "madcap," I think of something like Mary Roberts Rinehart's When a Man Marries. That one was a hilarious romp with a bit of mystery....plus it's free in ebook or audiobook.

Witemeyer is indeed lighter and enjoyable, but there are some emotional moments as well. Regina Jennings is another who can throw out some fun situations...try this series: A Most Inconvenient Marriage. If you're looking for contemporary, try Jan Thompson. Fools Rush In

[Annie]

Finishing up this series. Loved it at first. Hoping i can make it through the fourth.

[Jen]

Thanks, Hannah and Alegna, I will check those out!

[Andrea, Hospitality Coordinator]

Update

Read
General Market:

The Bourne Identity (abridged audio)
The Bourne Supremacy (abridged audio)
The Bourne Ultimatum (abridged audio)

Christian:


Currently Reading
(Nehemiah)

[Charlene]

Update

Read:


Currently Reading:


Plan to Read:

[Andrea, Hospitality Coordinator]

Great job, Charlene!

[Sarita]

wow Charlene - impressive

[Karin]

I'm rereading Improving Your Serve and hope that one month we will have a read here that is not romance again nor about dreams :). But for all who like those books, enjoy!

[Beth]

Well, here at just over the halfway point, here is what I've read:



I've listened to:


Currently reading:


Up next:


Probably won't get to much more this month!

[Hannah]

Karin wrote: "I'm rereading Improving Your Serve and hope that one month we will have a read here that is not romance again nor about dreams :). But for all who like those books, enjoy!"

Karin, there was hardly anything romantic in My Heart Remembers...you should try it out! I just finished and loved it.

[Elizabeth]

Here's what I've read so far:

Here's what I'm working on right now:

On top of my TBR pile:


My book ADD is in full swing this month and I've been starting (and not necessarily finishing) new books like crazy.

[Andrea, Hospitality Coordinator]

Well done, y'all!

[Windi]

Just wondering if anyone has read any jamie langston turner? Thoughts? (Hope this is the right thread to ask this question).

[Beth]

Windi, I think I've picked up a few on Kindle, but haven't actually read anything by that author.

Yep...I checked, and I have two of hers on my Kindle...the first two in her series.


It looks like she published with a general market publisher in 2014. I haven't heard much about her books, but now I'm kind of curious! According to her website two of her books won the Christy Award.