6 Notable Books from March


HEY GUYS, READY FOR A SNAPPY/FLUFFY POST*?!??!

*i blame camp nano and life in general

GREAT! BECAUSE THAT'S ALL I HAVE TODAY. 
         So, I know March has passed, but I wanted to do another book wrap-up anyways, even though I'm late. Most of the books I read in March were pretty "meh" but I did read a few good ones, and here are six of my most notable along with short blurbish mini reviews/vibes I got from the book: 

P.S. I Like You: Cute//Fluffy//Fun//Cliche//Quick read

finding hope: Depressing//dark//mistakes//heartbreak//harsh world

The Knife of Never Letting Go: Choppy//Thoughts//Adventure//Emotions//Running//Deep

The Mysterious Woods of Whistle Root: Cute//Adventure//Moonlight//Music//Trees//Childhood fav


There Will Be Lies: Accident//Running//Roadtrip//Lies//Super suspenseful 

The Blood Race: Otherworld//Powers//Training//Fights//Friendships//Heart-stopping

 Sorry for the shortness of this post!
What were your favorite books last month?
Are you doing Camp NaNoWriMo? 

And if you're interested in one of these books and want to make sure there's no content, feel free to ask me in the comments.

Happy Writing,

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