Monthly Recap: March 2022

    Happy end-of-March everyone! I think spring is supposed to be just around the corner, but from where I'm sitting it doesn't really feel like it. (There is snow falling from the sky as we speak. *furious glance out the window*) I can't wait for reading-outside-on-aesthetic-Saturday-mornings weather. Please send your warm and springy thoughts.

    This month was really great for me reading-wise because I started this lovely blog here and also got out of a gigantic reading slump. Hopefully next month proves to be just as productive!

Without further adieu here is a recap of my March books:

    Animal Farm by George Orwell- I was a huge fan of this one! I read it in four or five sittings and appreciated the symbolism as well as the stark message. (5/5)

    Just Play Pretend by Jennifer Ann Shore- I received this book as an ARC and it was pretty okay, but the characters fell flat for me. The concept was good though. (2/5)

    The Fault In Our Stars by John Green- This book is absolutely gorgeous. The characters were so vivid and lifelike, and I was literally in tears at the end of it. (5/5)

    I was supposed to have also finished Legend (Marie Lu) by now, but stuff happens and life gets busy. I should be done with that in the next couple of days. From here on out I'm hoping to have 2-3 reviews out each week depending on the length of the books.

    Hoping for warmer weather! Have a good April, and happy reading! :)

Love, 

Gurlaffe