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Monthly Wrap-Up : March 2021 #Wrapup

Hello Readers! I hope you all had marvellous march. It wasn’t anything good or extraordinary for me as I couldn’t read as much as I wanted to. Many of my relatives had COVID, some are still recovering. Yes a little break in mid March was definitely marvellous but it takes lot of efforts to get back to routine. My in-laws were here for medical procedure, they returned back 4 days ago but now my husband’s father might have COVID as he has fever and scan did show it in his lungs. And I chose this wonderful time to switch blog to self-hosted. 😪 I hope April turns out better.

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Books Read:

Books Read : 8 (+ 1 magazine review)
Pages Read : 2146

Shadow and Bone (Shadow and Bone, #1) by Leigh Bardugo — [Review]

Definitely best book of the month.

The Littlest Dinosaur by Bryce Raffle, Steven Kothlow — [Review]

This was cute book 5+ kids.

Born of Wind by J.B. Lesel — [Review]

Impressive world and lovely characters. I recommend this to MG readers.

Are We There Yet? by Kathleen West — [Review]

I didn’t know what to expect before I started but it turned out really great. Another favourite book of the month.

A Universe of Wishes by Multiple authors — [Review]

Amazing collection if diverse and LGBTQ+ YA fanatsy and sci-fi stories. I highly recommend this.

The Secrets of Star Whales by Rebecca Thorne — [Review]

A lovely MG story set in space. Loved characters and plot. I recommend this to MG sci-fi readers.

The Unwanted by Z.T. Soyoye — [Review]

Not bad, really impressive for debut novel.

Crow (Faeries of Oz #2) by Candace Robinson, Amber R. Duell

I just finished Crow this morning. thought I couldn’t finish it in March but it wasn’t long book and it was Candace who wrote it so without doubt it was fast paced I could finish it in less than 2 days. It was amazing read Crow and Reva’s story and their journey to North for revenge, avenge what witch of North did to them and their daughter and find their love back. I enjoyed reading other territories and lands of Oz. Can’t wait to see where Ozma’s journey would take her.

Best Book I read this month-

I’m conflicted now. Most of books I read were great and I can’t just choose one. They were very different from each other and there is surely no comparison but I loved these three most.

I’m participating in the #TBRChallenge by Blogchatter and this is my monthly check.


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Hi, I'm Yesha, an Indian book blogger. Avid and eclectic reader who loves to read with a cup of tea. Not born reader but I don't think I’m going to stop reading books in this life. “You can never get a cup of tea large enough or a book long enough to suit me.”

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