The Paris Librarian by Hugo Marsten
Why: For review
Where I got it: From Shelf Awareness
Did I read it? Yep. It was a little awkward in the first chapter, lots of expository dialogue, but then I ended up really liking it. The Parisian setting was lovely.
Swear on This Life by Renee Carlino
Why: For review
Where I got it: From Shelf Awareness
Did I read it? Yes, I read the whole thing in one day! I couldn't put it down.
Glass Sword by Victoria Aveyard
Why: as the follow-up to Red Queen
Where I got it: From the library
Did I read it? Halfway. And then I bailed, because I just didn't care at all what happened to Mare.
A Great Reckoning by Louise Penny
Why: For review
Where I got it: From Shelf Awareness
Did I read it? Yes! It was really good. I loved the first part of this series, and then got a little tired of it in the middle, but I really feel like the last book or two have been great again.
Eligible by Curtis Sittenfield
Why: It's been so hyped lately!
Where I got it: From the library
Did I read it? Haven't yet. I have another week till it's due at the library. We shall see if I have time!
The Girl of Fire and Thorns by Rae Carson
Why: For fun; I really liked hearing Carson speak at TFOB in March.
Where I got it: From the library
Did I read it? Haven't gotten to it yet... but hopefully soon! Like Eligible, I have a week left. I think I'll probably pick this one instead of Eligible if I run out of time for both.
The Language of Sisters by Cathy Lamb
Why: For review
Where I got it: From Shelf Awareness
Did I read it? I'm a couple of chapters in. So far so good!
What are YOU reading this month?
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