March reading

Thanks to a couple of weekends away, some "inside" weather, and kid's activities on a hiatus for a bit, I was able to read quite a few more books than typical this month.

I read One Day and liked the writing style, but hating the ending so I wanted to give another one by him a shot.  This one I rated 3.5/5

I think I liked this one for the majority of the book, but then close to the end the style of the book changed and I didn't like it as much anymore so only rated it 3/5

I think this is the wrong title for this book.  I did enjoy it anyway - 3.5/5

Yes, I kind of knew what was going to happen, but it was still a fun read with enough 'meat' to not make it too fluffy.  Rated it 4/5

This was a big book but a quick, enjoyable read.  Rated it 4/5

I always love Sarah Addison Allen and this one didn't let me down. 4/5

Another good read 4/5 (it takes a lot for me to rate something 5 stars)

This book had such great reviews, but it wasn't for me at all.  Rated it 2/5 since I did like 1 of the short stories.

I like Karen White and enjoyed this one.  4/5

What can I say - I like the story but I'm pretty simple so had a bit of trouble following the language at times.  Overall 3.5/5

I've been working through the Pop sugar challenge list and have been able to cross a few off:

Over 500 pages - The Woman Who Stole My Life
Female author - Lost Husband
Classic Romance - Pride and Prejudice
One Word Title - Us
Set somewhere you would like to travel to - Beach Trees (New Orleans)
Set in a Different Country - Light Between Oceans
Graphic Novel - Hyperbole and a half
Published this Year - First Frost
Book you own but haven't read - Always on My Mind