Wrapping up March and April, plus May TBR

Wow it has been a long time since I posted something, and I know I keep repeating myself but life happens and too many things too little time.

Therefore, I will be catching up on March and April. March was a good reading month, but April a disaster. I finished eight books in March, all thanks to Richelle Mead and her captivating spin-off series “Bloodlines”. I did not meet my TBR but once I finished “The Golden Lily”, which was the book in my TBR, I couldn’t stop myself for reaching to the next one in the series, and then the next, and so on until I was done with the series. That means I read: “The golden Lily”, “The Indigo Spell”, “The fiery heart”, “Silver Shadows” and “Ruby Circle”.

Luckily even if I felt kind of in no mood to keep going with another book, which we all know happens after series finish. I picked up “Gemina” the second book in the “Iluminae” series by Amy Kauffman and Jay Kristoff and there was no slump. I read the book, which has over six hundred pages in like four days, I couldn’t stop reading it, and I absolutely loved it.

Apart from that I finished two “Miracle morning books”, which are the ones I read during my miracle morning routine. I first finished “The Little Black Book” by Otegha Uwagba, a small but precious book with advice and good to have at hand. And then a Spanish book called “El mundo amarillo” by Albert Espinosa, which was an interesting book but I did not find it that its philosophy goes with me.

 

That was all I read in March, as for April the first one in my list had to be “Obsidio” the last book in the “Iluminae” series, which came out on March and I preordered on Amazon.

Then I started “The son of Neptune” from which I only read a few pages, that way I would be continuing with the series “Heroes of Olympus” by Rick Riordan.

I also started and not finished “The Alchemist” by Paulo Cohelo and “The desire Map” by Danielle LaPorte, seeking for some peace and help on my reading.

  

Therefore, this month, would be all about finishing books. I want to finish “The Son of Neptune” by Rick Riordan. “The Alchemist” by Paulo Cohelo and “The desire Map” by Danielle LaPorte. Next is “La Scelta” or “The Choice” in English, by Nicholas Sparks, which I started in February. After it will be “Night Child” the last book in the “Sweep”/” Wicca” series, which I have yet to finish since last year. And on the ranking on more time in my “to complete” pile is “Days of Blood and Starlight”, which I cannot even remember when the first time was that I picked it up.

  

Last but not least my self-developing book of the month would be the Bohoberry book club pic for this month “Lunar Abundance: Cultivating Joy, Peace, and Purpose Using the Phases of the Moon” by Ezzie Spencer. This is the first month of this book club and I am really excited about it.

Thanks for reading,