Celebrating National Reading Month

Little Girl Reading in BackyardI’ve just learned that March is National Reading Month! Don’t know where I’ve been. Actually, I don’t even know what authority has declared it National Reading Month (NRM), but who am I to argue?

Admittedly, I have not been doing a good job at celebrating–so far, I’ve only completed two books this month:

Well, I plan to remedy that and read. A lot. Here’s a peek at my list:

January Justice

Currently reading:

Next up is:

After that, I have these waiting on my bedside table:

Wishing on WillowsBooks I plan on adding to my bedside table:

And should I get all those read, these are other possibilities:

Of course, this list is very subject to change. My reading plans always do. 🙂

What’s on your reading list for March?

Comments 6

  1. So glad to hear you’re loving January Justice. I was sure you would.

    I’m so behind with my reading. Mostly because I’ve been conflicted with getting back to writing. Anyway, hope to get to Borders of the Heart (Chris Fabry) soon. Beyond that, I don’t know which stack on my Kindle or on the floor will get to me first.

    1. My problem right now is my son stole my Kindle because he got into Travis Thrasher’s Solitary series which is all on my Kindle. So, I have to fight him for the Kindle so I can read January Justice. I guess it’s a good problem that my kids like to read as much as I do.

  2. I’m in the middle of Surrender the Heart by MaryLu Tyndall right now. Hoping to get a chance to finish it soon because I ordered a copy of Grave Consequences by Lisa T Bergren that just arrived in the mail, plus I have Tamera Alexander’s most recent release waiting to be read. Both of those are pretty thick books so that might be all I get through!

  3. I’ve read 3 books in March so far:
    Accidentally Amish (Valley of Choice, Bk 1) by Olivia Newport–a different kind of Amish novel, since the main character isn’t Amish. I’m looking forward to the next book in the series to see what happens. Several issues weren’t resolved.
    Mother of Pearl by Kellie Coates Gilbert–which I won on your blog. I really though it was a good and touching story. Thank you!
    Apple Turnover Murder by Joanne Fluke–not Christian fiction, but clean and not graphic. This is about the 13th book in the series. I started reading this series, because it is set in a small Minnesota town.
    Now I’m reading Beauty to Die For: A Spa Mystery by Kim Alexis and Mindy Starns Clark. I just started it, but the first few pages are interesting. It sounds like it’s going to be a good mystery.
    Next up will be Wildflowers from Winter by Katie Ganshert.

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