At the start of March, I had a solid TBR planned, including a few carry-forwards from February. While I didn’t get to everything exactly as planned, I did manage to read some really memorable books. From emotional and thought-provoking reads to light romance and poetry, March turned out to be a wholesome reading month.
Here’s my little monthly reading diary of what I planned, what I actually read, what I added impulsively (because of course I did!) to my March list, because what is a TBR if not slightly chaotic? And I’m not even mad about it.
The Original March TBR was:
- The Seven Year Slip by Ashley Poston
- Before the Coffee Gets Cold by Toshikazu Kawaguchi
- On Loverose Lane by Samantha Young
- Forever After All by Catharina Maura
- His Temporary Fiancée by Nadia Lee
- Night Whispers by Judith McNaught
- Kill and Tell by Linda Howard
- In the Darkness of Shards by Catherine Anne Castillo
But some books quietly entered the chat mid-March:
- Gloves Off by Stephanie Archer
- Play Me by Adriana Locke
- King by T.M. Frazier
- Feral Sins by Suzanne Wright
Reading Goal Check
2026 Goal: 150 Books
January: 8
February: 9
March: 12
Total read: 29
Remaining: 121
And here’s my visual diary of the same:
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With love and lots of stories,
The Reading Lane
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