My Really Sad March Wrap Up...

Hey, Readers! Happy April! I hope everyone is having a good weekend and a Happy Easter.

I did not read a lot in the month of March, which is sad, but I could not get out of my reading slump. I read a total of three books in March. I read one book for a book club I participate in and two review books. I had planned to read more than two review books, but I did not get to it.

I started the month off by reading Novelty by Shann Hurst, which I gave a three out of five stars. It was okay, but there were several things about this book that annoyed me. I will talk more about this book in a review. Then I picked up Mr. Ruins by Michael John Grist, but only read ten percent of the book. I was also reading the Split by Noel Thomas Fiems, which I gave four out of five stars. It was a really good book with few flaws. I liked the plot and characters, but I will talk more about my feelings for this book in an upcoming review for it. Lastly, I read The Rest Falls Away by Colleen Gleason, which I gave a five out of five stars because I absolutely loved it. The plot and characters were really awesome and the setting was perfect! The book also had really good descriptive writing. I cannot wait to read the next book in the series!

Thanks for reading! Look forward to my TBR because I'm doing thing a little different this month to get out of a slump.
-Ashley <3

*My favorite cover of the month is The Rest Falls Away by Colleen Gleason!*

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