Thursday, March 2, 2023

Monthly Recap: February 2023

 

I first saw this monthly reflections idea on: Christian bookshelf reviews

February was short for all the reading I planned, so I did not get to everything I wanted to read, but made a big dent in my TBR.


What I've read:


(Reviews can be found under Book Review tag)


Kindle:




Audio:






Paperback:




What I would like to read in February:



Currently Reading:




Upcoming reads (hopeful):

I have a lot planned for such a short month!



Did I buy any new books?


Bought:


I bought two in Feb.  One was 5 books for $0.99 and one a HIGH expected one:



Did I read everything I wanted too?


No, though there was some I caught up in Feb which I carried over from Jan, there was ones I wanted to read in Feb which I will have to carry over to March:




I also have a lot of books I need to catch up on for a 18 month challenge which started Jan 2022 and ending June 2023.  When I joined the challenge I was thinking, 2 books a month is do-able, but then in a blink of an eye, I got behind (the crosses are the ones I got this month):





Also, another Goodreads challenge to try and read 20 of my TBR books this year - knocked out one book in February:






ARC/Netgalley update:


ARC/Netgalley books downloaded this month:


After having a great first half of the month where I downloaded nothing, January ended up being a bit steep with ARCs.  Luckily not everything is due in the next month or so:



ARC/Netgalley books read and reviewed:




How was your month?

4 comments:

  1. Great job! So many titles I added to my list! So much cover love going on too! Happy March!

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    1. Thank you! Yes, covers plays a huge part in me looking at a book. Good luck with March reading!

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  2. February was an excellent month of reading for you! Well done!

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