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Hello everyone,
So it is a bit late to post a wrap-up, however better late than ever. As I didn’t post a January wrap-up, therefore I will tell you what I read since the year started. I haven’t had read a lot, unless not as much I would have want to. January was a busy month and February was a bad month, as I told you on the post about it.
In JANUARY I read:
Blood Promise by Richelle Mead
Vampire Academy is one of the series I want to finish up this year. This wasn’t the best book in the series however I still liked it. I gave it 3 stars
Callame con un Beso by Blue Jeans
Finally I finished this series, which I had started a long time ago. I really enjoyed this book and the series overall; a five star series.
Spirit Bound by Richelle Mead
As I said, trying to finish this series. This one was much better than the last one. I rated 4 stars.

In FEBRUARY I read:
Visions of Heat by Nailini Singh
A really underrated series in my opinion. This wasn’t as good as the first one, but still really good, 4 stars.
Just one Day by Gayle Forman
I read this for the Chick lit book club. And I have to say I expected a lot more from this book, as everyone seemed to love it. I gave it 3 stars, because I enjoyed some parts, however I did dislike some.


And started but not finished: Forbidden by Tabitha Suzuma. I was enjoying this book; nevertheless I put it down just to read the chick-lit book club pick. Afterwards the month was over I wasn’t feeling like reading a contemporary, hence I have parked it until I feel like going back to it.


MARCH TBR
As I have been in a kind of reading slump I have decided of keeping my options open. And also I decided to start new books, new series I have been wanting to read. Here are some of my options.
Adult books: The White queen by Philippa Gregory; The Bronze Horseman by Paulina Simons
YA: Of Poseidon by Anna Banks; The Unbecoming of Mara Dyer by Michelle Hodkin; Cinder by Marissa Meyer.
Chick-Lit book club: Miss Peregrine’s home for Peculiar Children by Ransom Riggs.
You will find out which ones I end up reading next month.
I have written all the reviews for this books and I will post them within the month.
Thanks for reading,

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