March: Month in Review & Book of the Month Giveaway

Reviews Posted in March
All told, I published 30 reviews in March, which I'm pretty proud of. My average rating for the month was 3.38, which isn't too bad.

5 stars:
Eleanor & Park - Rainbow Rowell

4.5 stars:
Earth Girl (Earth Girl #1) - Janet Edwards
Things I Can't Forget (Hundred Oaks #3) - Miranda Kenneally
Dark Triumph (His Fair Assassin #2) - Robin LaFevers
The Trouble with Flirting - Claire LaZebnik 
The Girl Who Circumnavigated Fairyland in a Ship of Her Own Making (Fairyland #1) - Catherynne M. Valente

4 Stars:
Pretty Girl-13 - Liz Coley
The Cats of Tanglewood Forest - Charles de Lint
Whispers in Autumn (The Last Year #2) - Trisha Leigh 
The Lost Girl - Sangu Mandanna
Circles of Time (Passing Bells #2) - Phillip Rock 

3.5 Stars:
MILA 2.0 (MILA 2.0 #1) - Debra Driza
Impulse (Jumper #3) - Steven Gould  
Fang Girl - Helen Keeble
The Tragedy Paper - Elizabeth LaBan
Marco Impossible - Hannah Moskowitz
Broken at Love (Whitman University #1) - Lyla Payne

3 stars:
The Midnight Spell - Rhiannon Frater & Kody Boye
Marvel Comics: The Untold Story - Sean Howe
A Tale for the Time Being - Ruth Ozeki
A Future Arrived (Passing Bells #3) - Phillip Rock
Literary Rogues: A Scandalous History of Wayward Authors - Andrew Shaffer
The Murmurings - Carly Anne West 

2.5 Stars:
Unremembered (Unremembered #1) - Jessica Brody
The Rogue's Princess (The Lacey Chronicles #3) - Eve Edwards
Children of Liberty - Paullina Simons 
Dr. Frankenstein's Daughters - Suzanne Weyn 

2 Stars:
Fade to Black (Rojan Dizon #1) - Francis Knight
The Silence of Bonaventure Arrow - Rita Leganski 

1 Star:
Wasteland (Wasteland #1) - Susan Kim & Laurence Klavan  

Book of the Month Giveaway:

March's Book of the Month is Rainbow Rowell's absolutely beautiful Eleanor & Park. As you can tell, it earned one of my very rare five star ratings, because, on finishing and writing up my review, I could come up with not a single point of criticism, not even a minor one. I am so excited to see YA novels branching out like this. Oh, also, the hipster part of me wants everyone to know that I reviewed it before it received the John Green seal of approval. Just saying.  

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