All the March Stats

I’m very overdue on my reading updates, so get ready for some long posts.

I did not create a TBR for March or April, so these will just be the stats for what I actually read.

**links open to Goodreads**

My reads and ratings:

Queen of Shadows by Sarah J. Maas, 4 stars

The Mysterious Case of the Alperton Angels by Janice Hallett, 5 stars

Heir of Fire by Sarah J. Maas, 5 stars

And that was it. I think January’s success may have put me into a mini-slump. Not to mention, work and like really piled on.

March Books Acquired:

Tower of Dawn by Sarah J. Maas (this was the last SJM book that I needed to purchase. I now have all of her published works.)

Progress towards 2024 Reading Goals

  1. Read a little every day: 23/31 days
  2. Finish 2 series per month: Nope, progress was made on 1 series.
  3. Get NetGalley percentage to 80%: Beginning of month: 56%. End of month: still 56%. No progress.
  4. TBR beginning of month: 282. TBR end of month: 283. Ideal TBR: 150. Books read from physical TBR: 2. Nothing unhauled. No progress this month towards the goal.
  5. Read at least 100 books. Currently: 24/100. Still on track with this goal.
  6. Read more graphic novels: None this month.
  7. Read more short stories: None this month.
  8. Join a book club that I don’t run: Failed again this month.
  9. Make a book club kit for 1 book per month: No progress.
  10. Read 15% of physical TBR: 13/283= 4%. Smidge of progress there.

March Reading Stats:

Total books read: 3

Total pages read: 1,640

Average rating: 4.67

5 Star Reads:  Heir of Fire and The Mysterious Case of the Alperton Angels

Highest page count:  Queen of Shadows, 648 pages

Lowest page count:  The Mysterious Case of the Alperton Angels, 416 pages

Book I’m still thinking about: Heir of Fire. This book really feels like the tipping point for the entire series and this is the second time that I have attempted to read this book and I’m glad I didn’t get distracted this time.

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