The top 11 books I plan to read
in March!

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CURRENTLY READING

Le Temps retrouvé= excited to be finally reading the very last volume of In Search of Lost Time!
Toward The Endless Day= awesome biography of the most famous French Orthodox woman theologian.
The Sword of the Maiden = I usually do not read time travel, but this is so so well done!
And fabulous historical novel and mystery at the same time.
I loved so much book 1 in the series, The Keys of the Watchmen,
I’m thrilled to read the sequel. So far, just as fabulous!
I know, this is ridiculous to have so many books going on at the same time,
but, I can’t resist when something good jumps at me!
How To Talk About Places You’ve Never Been = by a French author I’m just discovering!
Fabulous reflection on writing, on fiction and reality, with great wit!
I savor it like good wine, one chapter/day!
Confessions of a Young Novelist = since the regrettable passing away of the Master, Umberto Eco,
I have read a few amazing essays by him.
And then I saw this book. I’m reading also just a few pages a day.
So deep and funny, as he knew how to write

READING NEXT

Too Close to the Edge = Netgalley has another by Pascal Garnier available!
Who could resist? Not me!
The World Between Two Covers, by the blogger who read one book
for each country represented at the Olympics
The Vegetarian = intrigued by this South Korean novel,
probably outside my comfort zone, which is always a good thing
Oswald, Return of the King = I have announced it many times,
hopefully I will finally read it this month!

CURRENT AND NEXT AUDIOBOOKS

Thirsty Dragon:
China’s Lust for Bordeaux and the Threat to the World’s Best Wines
= the subtitle is clear enough.
Quite enlightening!
How the Light Gets in =
starting to look in dismay at how few I have left in the series!

HAVE YOU READ
OR ARE YOU PLANNING TO READ
ANY OF THESE?
WHAT ARE YOUR READING PLANS FOR MARCH?

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12 responses to “The top 11 Books to read in March 2016”

MarinaSofia
March 3rd, 2016 at 04:36

Just finished Pascal Garnier’s Too Close to the Edge and really liked it – devoured in just a few hours.

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WordsAndPeace
March 3rd, 2016 at 08:29

ah! isn’t it fantastic that they keep putting them available one after the other on netgalley?

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Lucy Pollard-Gott
March 3rd, 2016 at 06:00

So many excellent choices, and ones I want to put on the top of my TBR. Especially How To Talk About Places You’ve Never Been and The World Between Two Covers. I too was sad to learrn of Eco’s passing. The selection you made among his works seems an excellent way to remember him. And I agree about The Sword of the Maiden: it’s keeping up that high pitch of interest and excitement of the first book!

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WordsAndPeace
March 3rd, 2016 at 08:28

Yes, all books that should delight you!

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Kristyn @ Reading to Unwind
March 3rd, 2016 at 11:04

It looks like you have picked some great books! I can’t wait to see the reviews!

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WordsAndPeace
March 3rd, 2016 at 17:47

thank God, a few reviews were already posted!

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Katherine @ I Wish I Lived in a Library
March 3rd, 2016 at 16:04

Proust is on my list of authors to read this year. I’ve been neglecting the classics. I’ve heard great things about Louise Penny and would love to try her as well and I’m adding Thirst Dragon to my TBR! Enjoy your March reading.

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WordsAndPeace
March 3rd, 2016 at 17:43

wow, good luck. I don’t think I would ever want to read Proust in English, must be tough! I think his best book is book 1 anyway, so you my not have to read the whole 7 books. Some are super boring, and I DO love books where nothing happens!

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Allison @ The Book Wheel
March 4th, 2016 at 22:43

As a vegetarian, The Vegetarian keeps jumping out at me. The fact that it can be such a source of distress (or at least that’s how it appears from the synopsis) interests me so I’m looking forward to your thoughts.

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