📚March Reading Recap: I Had No Chill Edition! ✨
March was basically me + books = codependent relationship. Here’s what I read while avoiding real-life responsibilities:
1. Lore Olympus Vol. 4–9 by Rachel Smythe
Me: “I’ll just read one volume.”
Also me: accidentally finishes six in two days
This series is pure vibes. Hades and Persephone are THE couple. The art? Gorgeous. The drama? Immaculate. The emotional damage? Delicious.
2. Under an Endless Moon by A.L. Jackson (Moonlit Ridge Book 2)
Hot brooding man? Check. Small town secrets? Check. Emotional rollercoaster? Absolutely. I was unwell (in the best way).
3. Lights Out by Navessa Allen
Dark, gritty, and kind of had me questioning my morals… Loved every second. 10/10 would follow the main character into chaos again.
4. Verity by Colleen Hoover
This book had me staring at the wall like… what did I just read?
Creepy. Messed up. Iconic. That plot twist? I need therapy.
5. Visions of Darkness by A.L. Jackson
Another one from A.L. because apparently I’m emotionally attached to her fictional men now. No regrets.
6. Fourth Wing by Rebecca Yarros
Dragons. Spice. Academic warfare. Did I lose sleep over this? Yes. Do I want to ride a dragon and fight for my life? Also yes. Violet is the moment.
7. Scythe & Sparrow by Brynne Weaver
Soft and spooky at the same time. Like if Halloween had a warm hug. Underrated gem.
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March Fave:
Fourth Wing — because nothing hits like dragons + a little academic trauma + enemies to lovers energy.
The Stats (aka proof I did something other than scroll TikTok):
Books read: 11
Genres: Romance, Fantasy, Graphic Novels, Psychological Damage
Binge moments: Lore Olympus (send help)
Avg rating: emotionally unstable/5
April Energy:
Less doomscrolling, more dragons. Definitely Iron Flame is up next… unless I get distracted by more spicy small-town chaos.
March has become a month of fascinating reads, where book lovers embark on adventures through captivating tales and compelling characters. This month, the spotlight is on books that combine romance, fantasy, and psychological intrigue, such as the spellbinding series Lore Olympus by Rachel Smythe, which showcases the interplay between Hades and Persephone, bringing Greek mythology to vibrant life with stunning artwork. A.L. Jackson's works continue to mesmerize readers with their blend of brooding male protagonists and heartwarming small-town narratives, exemplified by 'Under an Endless Moon' and 'Visions of Darkness'. Colleen Hoover's psychological hit 'Verity' leaves readers questioning reality with its shocking twists, while Rebecca Yarros' 'Fourth Wing' mixes dragons with academic chaos, presenting a story filled with adventure and emotional depth. If you're seeking your next great read, my March favorites are sure to inspire and enrich your reading list. As April unfolds, the aim to explore less scrolling and more reading adventures is clear, with titles like 'Iron Flame' promising further excitement. Dive into these enchanting worlds and discover what narratives stir your imagination.