Book Snails Book Group discussion

Got any good reads planned for March? Share your ideas with your fellow Book Snails here :)

For fun, here are some bestsellers from 1 year ago (March 2017): https://www.nytimes.com/books/best-se...

For this month, I'll probably get to the next three books in the Clique book series, Bratfest at Tiffany's, P.S. I Loathe You, and Boys "R" Us.

I also want to read, and hope to finish, Pigs in Heaven and The Help!

Reading a 3-book YA SciFi trilogy, ~795 pages. So far (60%) it's pretty good.
Finished it... was pretty good or YA (mostly 3 to 4 star stuff)


The Touchstone Trilogy

individually, the titles are:


Stray | Lab Rat One | Caszandra

Great list, StarMan! I've actually got a few of those on my TBR. :-)

As for my planned readings each month, I've found that I'm changing books around too often due to my haphazard reading schedule so quite a few of the titles I list might not actually end up getting read that month.

But for March, looks like I'm having the best reading month so far this year, as I was able to finish 5 books already and have 4 more lined up that I believe I'll be able to finish by month's end (fingers crossed...).

Here's my list for March...

Finished reading:

1. Back Talk by Danielle Lazarin

2. What Alice Forgot by Liane Moriarty

3. The Tattooist of Auschwitz by Heather Morris

4. Sometimes I Lie by Alice Feeney

5. Rosie Colored Glasses by Brianna Wolfson


Remaining / current reads for the rest of March:

The Family Next Door by Sally Hepworth - ARC publishing this month (fiction contemporary novel)

Blood Water Paint by Joy McCullough - ARC publishing this month (historical fiction / semi-autobiographical novel in verse)

Go Home! by Rowan Hisayo Buchanan - ARC publishing this month (anthology of essays by Asian writers)

Patriot Number One: American Dreams in Chinatown by Lauren Hilgers - ARC publishing this month (nonfiction)

Bkwmlee wrote: "...
As for my planned readings each month, I've found that I'm changing books around too often due to my haphazard reading schedule..."

You always find books I've never heard of... and I wind up adding some of them to my TBR list (thanks!)

SOMETIMES I LIE esp. sounds interesting.

StarMan wrote: "Bkwmlee wrote: "...
As for my planned readings each month, I've found that I'm changing books around too often due to my haphazard reading schedule..."

You always find books I've never heard of......"

You’re welcome! :-)

Yes, Sometimes I Lie was quite well done, though not necessarily an original concept. I actually nominated the book for our June read, as I feel like there’s some good discussion potential with it.