Best March Reads + April TBR – Quarantine Reading

March was… insane. To say the least.

Thank God for books.

I read 11 books in March, most of them read before quarantine. I was hoping I would read more since social distancing started but instead, I’m struggling to get through books. Before all this, I was reading more than I had in months, so hopefully I’m really hoping I’ll be able to get back to that soon.

March Favorites

March continued in my romance binge, but I also got some great YA reads mixed in there. Here are a few of my favorite books I picked up:

Bone Crier’s Moon ARC (Bone Grace #1) by Kathryn Purdie

Review: 5 Stars

I was lucky enough to be a part of the blog tour for Bone Crier’s Moon, and oh my god this book. It’s amazing. Seriously. I can’t wait for the sequel! I desperately need to see what happens next. Also, this is our Bookinton Book Club pick for the month of April! So if you’re looking for an excuse to pick it up, now is the time! I’ve included links at the end of this post if you’re interested in joining the book club.

On the Way to the Wedding (Bridgerton #8) by Julia Quinn

Review: 4 Stars

This is the final book in the Bridgerton series, and was so addictive! It follows the youngest Bridgerton brother as he tried to find love after watching all of his siblings get happily married. I really loved his perspective and I’m so sad I’ve finished this series!

The Shadows Between Us by Tricia Levenseller

Review: 5 Stars

They weren’t lying when they marketed this as a Slytherin romance. This book was such a fun read, I never wanted to put it down. The characters and the world reminded me why Tricia Levenseller is an auto-buy author for me.

Chasing Lucky ARC by Jenn Bennett

Review: 4.5 Stars

This book was pure fun. Jenn Bennett really is my new favorite YA contemporary romance author. This book really blew me away. I’ll have a full review closer to the release date- but until then- just trust me, this is not a book to miss. It’s cute, heartwarming, and full of depth.

The Honey-Don’t List by Christina Lauren

Review: 4 Stars

Christina Lauren never fail to lift my mood. The Honey-Don’t List was an adorable contemporary, and exactly what I needed. It distracted me from all of the stressful things in the world and just made me so happy.