Do you pay close attention to monthly releases? 📖 Do you pay close attention to monthly releases? 📖

For several years, I would write a blog article every month that included somewhere between 20-40 new releases 🫢 While I was working my previous job, I didn’t have the opportunity to blog, let alone pay attention to new releases, and I feel like I missed SO MANY 🙈 

I’m happy to be back to blogging semi-regularly, and equally thrilled to be back in the habit of knowing which books are coming out each month! 🙌🏼 If you swipe through, you can see 24 March releases and their corresponding release dates 🗓️

Which of these titles are you most looking forward to reading? 🤎

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Do you have a library card? 🪪 Ya girl is the self Do you have a library card? 🪪

Ya girl is the self-proclaimed biggest fan of the library to ever walk the earth 🌍 Okay, that could be an exaggeration, but most of the time it doesn’t feel like one. I cried with happiness over my first library card as a kid, and I won’t purchase a book until I’ve borrowed it from the library and loved it enough to own it. I have 5 library cards, swear by Libby and Hoopla for all of my audiobooks and ebooks, and at this point, I feel like an Arthur tattoo might be necessary (IYKYK) 😂

But I digress... February is National Library Lovers’ Month, and I think you should get a library card (or 5) and celebrate not only the perk of FREE BOOKS but also the countless ways public libraries are integral to our lives and communities! 🙌🏼

What was the last library book you checked out? 📖

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If you could only recommend one book for the rest If you could only recommend one book for the rest of your life, what would it be? 📖

This one has been an easy answer for me since 2020, when I read THE MIDNIGHT LIBRARY. It completely changed my life.

Since then, I have recommended it to countless people, and have felt intense amounts of joy as I’ve seen those people recommend it to others, buy copies for friends, suggest it for their book clubs, and come back to me to tell me how it changed their life just like it changed mine 🥰

Which book would you say changed your life for the better? 🤎

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Would you want to have the same occupation as the Would you want to have the same occupation as the main character(s) in your last read? 💼

I recently finished Thunderhead, and I absolutely would *NOT* want to be a Scythe! 🙅🏻‍♀️ I also definitely wouldn’t want to be in the shoes of the royalty in my other previous read, A Psalm of Storms and Silence 😬

Is there a book character’s “career” that you know you would love to have? 💭

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#bookcommunity #bookphotography #bookaesthetic #cozyaesthetic #readersofinstagram current read, currently reading, cozy aesthetic, escapism, late-night chapters, what I’m reading
Is there an author who consistently writes books t Is there an author who consistently writes books that bring you to tears? 😭

I have cried while reading every single one of Amber’s books... and that’s only a small part of what keeps me coming back for more 🤎

I’m struggling with even knowing how to put in words what her books mean to me, because even thinking about it is making me tear up 🥹 So instead of trying to craft the perfect thing to say, I’m just going to urge you to read everything she’s written. You can thank me later 🙏🏼

What was the last book that made you cry? 📖

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#theleavingroom #booklover #bookcommunity #cozyreads #bookishvibes poetry, Amber McBride, The Leaving Room, sapphic books, books that will make you cry, book hangover, book recs, reread worthy, late-night chapters
Who are your favorite book pets? 🐈‍⬛ I absolutely Who are your favorite book pets? 🐈‍⬛

I absolutely love when a book has animals in it—whether that’s someone’s pet, familiar, or when the animal is the main character 😻

I’m always absurdly happy when there’s a cat, and if they have a creative name it’s even better. I think the stand-out for me was a cat named The Darkling in Accidentally Amy. I’ll never forget it! 😂

Do you have a furbaby companion? Tell me all about them! 🐾

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Do you tend to enjoy book-to-screen adaptations? 🤔 Do you tend to enjoy book-to-screen adaptations? 🤔

I’m always torn between excitement over seeing my favorite stories come to life and anxiety about what they might change and how it could disappoint me 😅

I fell head over heels in love with the adaptation of People We Meet on Vacation 🤎 For those who don’t know, this is not only my favorite EmHen, but it’s my all-time favorite romance book. I was lucky enough to read an ARC of it in 2021 and have inhaled every format of it multiple times since 🥰

I was nervous about the movie, but loved how they stayed true to the *vibe* of PWMOV 🏖️ Even with the changes they did make, Alex and Poppy were precisely as I had always imagined them, and I adored watching every second of their friends to lovers romance 🎥

This is a negativity-free zone! If you loved the PWMOV movie as much as I did, tell me your favorite part of the film! 🍿

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#romancebooks #peoplewemeetonvacation #romancebooklover #bookishvibes #bookaesthetic romance books, romance reads, Emily Henry, popular romances, book adaptations, romance movie, Netflix
Tell me about your book-related dreams 💭 Do you w Tell me about your book-related dreams 💭

Do you want to open a bookstore? Write a novel? Become an editor? Get a bookish tattoo? Host an author panel? 

This is a place to put your hopes and dreams out there in the universe. You never know what might happen! 😉

As for me? I want to own a book bus that eventually becomes a brick and mortar bookshop with a café and apothecary. I want it to be the kind of comforting and safe atmosphere that allows people to feel like they can just *breathe* for a little while whenever they visit. That’s my dream ☕️

So, if this dream becomes reality, where should I take my book bus first? 📍

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Books · February 28, 2022

15 Books I Plan to Read in March 2022

Sometimes, it can be hard for me to nail down which titles go on my monthly TBR, but this time around, it was a lot of fun! In this post, see which books I plan to read in March 2022.

So, I think I was a little bit over-eager when it came to my TBR in February. My brain wasn’t considering the fact that it was the shortest month of the year + I had just taken on another job + January looked different because we lost power several times and I had nothing to do except reading. However, I still managed to get through most of the fifteen books I originally planned for myself. The only ones that didn’t make the cut were Among the Beasts and Briars (which I’m moving to April so I can buddy-read it) and The Book of Life (because my dumb self decided to wait until the end of the month to pick it up, forgetting how absolutely massive those books are).

That being said, I did add a few books I hadn’t planned on reading! My Libby request for When You Get the Chance finally became available, as well as The Ex Hex, so I listened to those. I also listened to The Wrong Suitcase, which was a novella by one of my favorite authors and it was a super quick read for Valentine’s Day! This evened things out, making it so that I wound up reading eighteen books in total for the month. Now, I’m sharing which titles are going on my March TBR – and I’m hoping I’ll be able to get through them all!


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The 15 Books on My March 2022 TBR

You can find each book below. Tap on the photo to read the synopsis and tap on the title to buy or preorder. Visit my StoryGraph account to read my reviews as they go live – and check out my bookstagram account for more aesthetic photos of books and coffee!

The Queen’s Rising (The Queen’s Rising #1) by Rebecca Ross | ebook – This book was picked from the template that asked for 12 friends to recommend 12 books. I had never heard of it before, but several of the author’s other books are on my to-read list, so I figured it would be as good a place as any to start!

Echo North (Echo North #1) by Joanna Ruth Meyer | physical – Is it strange that I’m rereading this two months in a row? Maybe a little bit, but this one is on my March list because I’m hosting a group read for the book! I won’t be flying through it this time around, but taking it slowly throughout the month as I discuss it with all of the other readers. If you’re interested in joining us, let me know!

The Honey Don’t List by Christina Lauren | audiobook – Christina Lauren has been an author duo whose books have been severely hit-or-miss for me. The last one I read by them was The Soulmate Equation, and I loved it! That being said, I’m a little more prepared to dive into another one of their backlist titles to see if it suits my taste. This one sounded like fun (and it was available on Libby).

We Free the Stars (Sands of Arawiya #2) by Hafsah Faizal | ebook – It was so much fun to buddy-read the first book in this duology during February. I knew I needed to get into the sequel as soon as I could because 1) I would forget everything otherwise and 2) I was dying to know what happened next! This series just gave me a new favorite character and I need to find out what becomes of him…

The Book of Life (All Souls #3) by Deborah Harkness | physical – Well, like I mentioned already, I had planned to read this in February, but I waited far too long and ran out of time. But it’s definitely one that I want to get through because it’s the original conclusion to the series and I’m basically on the edge of my seat!

Now That I’ve Found You by Kristina Forest | audiobook – One of my favorite authors ever recommended this book super highly a few months back. As soon as I saw that, I added it to my reading list. However, it only just became available as an audiobook from Hoopla. So catch me checking it out ASAP!

Divergent by Veronica Roth

The Inheritance Games (The Inheritance Games #1) by Jennifer Lynn Barnes | physical – Well, friends, this one has been recommended over and over again and I just absolutely have to read it. It’s one of the books on my primary TBR for the entire year (in fact, that’s the case for a lot of the books on this month’s list) and I just can’t wait to see what the hype is about!

Call Down the Hawk (The Dreamer Trilogy #1) by Maggie Stiefvater | physical – I read all of The Raven Cycle last year and found myself utterly fascinated with Ronan and the other Raven Boys. I know that the last book in this trilogy is coming out this year and I so, in order to understand the hype (and possibly read the newest when it is published), I wanted to dive in as soon as I could!

Divergent (Divergent #1) by Veronica Roth | physical – I’ve been meaning to do a reread of this series for far too long. The last time I actually picked up these books was right after I graduated high school. When a bookstagram friend of mine said she was also interested in rereading them, we decided to do a buddy-read together! It’ll be fun to revisit this nostalgic series.

This Savage Song (Monsters of Verity #1) by V.E. Schwab | physical – I’ve been making my way through all of Schwab’s books, ever since I read the Shades of Magic trilogy a couple of years back. Now that I’ve read nearly everything she’s written – aside from her graphic novels – I’m starting to better understand her progression as an author and I appreciate her writing even more. I’m very excited to get into this duology.

Gilded (Gilded #1) by Marissa Meyer | physical – This book has been very high up on my TBR since way before it was released. However, I was never able to get my hands on it at the library. When I went to my local spot a few weeks back and saw it on the shelf, I immediately grabbed it to read as soon as I possibly could! I’m a huge fan of Meyer’s books and truly can’t wait to dive into the beginning of this new series.

Pride by Ibi Zoboi | audiobook – This book has been on my list for far too long, honestly. I recently realized it was available as an audiobook from Libby – and as a major plus, Elizabeth Acevedo is the narrator. She’s one of my favorite authors and she always does a phenomenal job with the narration, so I just already know that I’m going to love this one.

Crush (Crave #2) by Tracy Wolff | physical – When I tell y’all that I’m newly obsessed with this series, I’m not joking. I haven’t been this excited about a book series since… well… since I read Shades of Magic and Renegades a few years back. I had such an innate urge to just drop every single title on my TBR and binge the series all at once. But, I’m trying to be patient with them and not throw myself into the biggest series hangover ever upon finishing them. These are so nostalgic for me (despite having been published throughout the past 2 years). They read like 2010’s YA paranormal romance and, well, be still, my Twilight-loving heart. I just can’t get enough!

When Night Breaks (Kingdom of Cards #2) by Janella Angeles | ebook – Since I always try to progress in the series I’m reading from month to month, I’m picking up the sequel to Where Dreams Descend this month, since I read the first in February. I’m excited to be buddy-reading this one with the person who recommend the first book to me originally!

The Golden Compass (His Dark Materials #1) by Philip Pullman | audiobook – One of my closest friends suggested this to me a long while ago, stating that it has a lot of similarities to my favorite fantasies. I’ve been hearing about the series for years now, but just never picked it up. Why not begin now?


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Rafaela
4 years ago

Okay, first off, your pictures are absolutely gorgeous! Aesthetic goals ❤
Secondly, I’m looking forward to hearing your thoughts on Call Down the Hawk! I loved the Raven Cycle series and I’ve heard such different opinions from people who loved the first series that have made me hesitate to pick it up (though I added it to my amazon cart countless times last year).

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Stephanie Whitman
4 years ago
Reply to  Rafaela

Well, stay tuned then because I’ll definitely have all my reviews in my wrap-up and on my StoryGraph 🙂

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Sue Berk Koch
4 years ago

You have several authors whose books I’ve read! I’m a big fan of the Golden Compass and plan to read Victoria Schwab’s next book. Thanks for sharing your list. And coffee!

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Stephanie Whitman
4 years ago
Reply to  Sue Berk Koch

I definitely have Gallant on my list as well, but my library doesn’t have it yet so I’ll be waiting a while haha

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Isa A
4 years ago

Seriously I’m in awe how you can read so much in a months time despite the new job and more routine. A wow. Im intrigued by echo north and we free the stars. Will check these. Thanks for recommending. Xx
Isa A. Blogger

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Stephanie Whitman
4 years ago
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I do highly recommend Echo North (clearly, as this is my third time reading it and I’m hosting the group read for it haha) and I thoroughly enjoyed the first book in the Sands of Arawiya duology so I’m excited to read the sequel!

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readandreviewit
4 years ago

Ooh fab picks here! I love the Divergent series so I really hope you enjoy your reread. The Inheritance Games and Gilded are both on my tbr too and I’m really hoping I can get to them soon! Thanks for sharing x

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Her Digital Coffee
4 years ago

You’ve got such a wonderful list for March! I love the cover for Crush, I’ll have to check out that series now that you’ve mentioned it. Good luck for your reading goals this month!

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GWT
4 years ago

I’ve not read any of the books on your TBR. But must say I’m liking Crush and that cover

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Jaya Avendel
4 years ago

I am so happy by all the physical books on your list! More and more people tell me physical books are dying so I am always thrilled to see some real book love passed along.

The mix of books like Divergent with many newer, ongoing series makes this March list a fun one! Echo North is on my list too, so I will be curious to read a review, if you post one. 🙂
Thanks for sharing!

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Stephanie Whitman
4 years ago
Reply to  Jaya Avendel

Yes! I primarily read physical books and only just got a Kindle for my birthday. I do love audiobooks too and I’m not against any format (anymore, I used to be a “purist” haha) but physical books will always be my favorite.

I already have my first review and my reread review of Echo North on my StoryGraph 🙂 This will be my third time reading it as I’m the host for the group read.

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S.S. Mitchell
4 years ago

The cover art for Now That I Found You is really striking. I love the illustration of them on the train! I can’t imagine reading 15 books in a year let alone a month! Even at the height of being a bookworm :p

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Ashley@AttemptsAtDomestication
4 years ago

I’m definitely interested in the Raven Boys series. I see those everywhere!

I’m currently reading For the Wolf and am hoping to start A Darker Shade of Magic this month. I’m waiting for it from the library. Also, the 4th From Blood and Ash book releases this month. I’ve already preordered it!

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Lauren
4 years ago

You have a huge list of novels that you are hoping to read. I want to try and read more this month! Thank you for sharing.

Lauren – bournemouthgirl.com

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I'm All Booked Up
4 years ago

We loved The Inheritance Games! We hope you enjoy it as much as we did.

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Neely Moldovan
4 years ago

The Honey Dont list is so good! I love all of her books! She has a new one coming out soon!

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Deborah
4 years ago

Ooh what a great list! I’ve actually never read the Divergent series before and it’s on my to-read list for the year!

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Do you pay close attention to monthly releases? 📖 Do you pay close attention to monthly releases? 📖

For several years, I would write a blog article every month that included somewhere between 20-40 new releases 🫢 While I was working my previous job, I didn’t have the opportunity to blog, let alone pay attention to new releases, and I feel like I missed SO MANY 🙈 

I’m happy to be back to blogging semi-regularly, and equally thrilled to be back in the habit of knowing which books are coming out each month! 🙌🏼 If you swipe through, you can see 24 March releases and their corresponding release dates 🗓️

Which of these titles are you most looking forward to reading? 🤎

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#bookcommunity #bookphotography #bookaesthetic #cozyreads #readersofinstagram cozy read, new book releases, fantasy books, book recs, TBR, romance books, late-night chapters
Do you have a library card? 🪪 Ya girl is the self Do you have a library card? 🪪

Ya girl is the self-proclaimed biggest fan of the library to ever walk the earth 🌍 Okay, that could be an exaggeration, but most of the time it doesn’t feel like one. I cried with happiness over my first library card as a kid, and I won’t purchase a book until I’ve borrowed it from the library and loved it enough to own it. I have 5 library cards, swear by Libby and Hoopla for all of my audiobooks and ebooks, and at this point, I feel like an Arthur tattoo might be necessary (IYKYK) 😂

But I digress... February is National Library Lovers’ Month, and I think you should get a library card (or 5) and celebrate not only the perk of FREE BOOKS but also the countless ways public libraries are integral to our lives and communities! 🙌🏼

What was the last library book you checked out? 📖

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#nationallibraryloversmonth #libraryloversmonth #bookcommunity #bookphotography #readersofinstagram support your public library, library lovers, bookish vibes, cozy aesthetic, book nerd
If you could only recommend one book for the rest If you could only recommend one book for the rest of your life, what would it be? 📖

This one has been an easy answer for me since 2020, when I read THE MIDNIGHT LIBRARY. It completely changed my life.

Since then, I have recommended it to countless people, and have felt intense amounts of joy as I’ve seen those people recommend it to others, buy copies for friends, suggest it for their book clubs, and come back to me to tell me how it changed their life just like it changed mine 🥰

Which book would you say changed your life for the better? 🤎

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#themidnightlibrary #magicalrealism #mentalhealthbooks #bookcommunity #bookishvibes Matt Haig, books with mental health rep, magical realism books, book recs, favorite books, escapism, book hangover, reread worthy, comfort book
Would you want to have the same occupation as the Would you want to have the same occupation as the main character(s) in your last read? 💼

I recently finished Thunderhead, and I absolutely would *NOT* want to be a Scythe! 🙅🏻‍♀️ I also definitely wouldn’t want to be in the shoes of the royalty in my other previous read, A Psalm of Storms and Silence 😬

Is there a book character’s “career” that you know you would love to have? 💭

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#bookcommunity #bookphotography #bookaesthetic #cozyaesthetic #readersofinstagram current read, currently reading, cozy aesthetic, escapism, late-night chapters, what I’m reading
Is there an author who consistently writes books t Is there an author who consistently writes books that bring you to tears? 😭

I have cried while reading every single one of Amber’s books... and that’s only a small part of what keeps me coming back for more 🤎

I’m struggling with even knowing how to put in words what her books mean to me, because even thinking about it is making me tear up 🥹 So instead of trying to craft the perfect thing to say, I’m just going to urge you to read everything she’s written. You can thank me later 🙏🏼

What was the last book that made you cry? 📖

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Who are your favorite book pets? 🐈‍⬛ I absolutely Who are your favorite book pets? 🐈‍⬛

I absolutely love when a book has animals in it—whether that’s someone’s pet, familiar, or when the animal is the main character 😻

I’m always absurdly happy when there’s a cat, and if they have a creative name it’s even better. I think the stand-out for me was a cat named The Darkling in Accidentally Amy. I’ll never forget it! 😂

Do you have a furbaby companion? Tell me all about them! 🐾

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#cozyreads #readingescape #bookishvibes #bookaesthetic #booknerd book animals, cats of Instagram, book cats, fantasy books, romance books, cozy aesthetic
Do you tend to enjoy book-to-screen adaptations? 🤔 Do you tend to enjoy book-to-screen adaptations? 🤔

I’m always torn between excitement over seeing my favorite stories come to life and anxiety about what they might change and how it could disappoint me 😅

I fell head over heels in love with the adaptation of People We Meet on Vacation 🤎 For those who don’t know, this is not only my favorite EmHen, but it’s my all-time favorite romance book. I was lucky enough to read an ARC of it in 2021 and have inhaled every format of it multiple times since 🥰

I was nervous about the movie, but loved how they stayed true to the *vibe* of PWMOV 🏖️ Even with the changes they did make, Alex and Poppy were precisely as I had always imagined them, and I adored watching every second of their friends to lovers romance 🎥

This is a negativity-free zone! If you loved the PWMOV movie as much as I did, tell me your favorite part of the film! 🍿

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#romancebooks #peoplewemeetonvacation #romancebooklover #bookishvibes #bookaesthetic romance books, romance reads, Emily Henry, popular romances, book adaptations, romance movie, Netflix
Tell me about your book-related dreams 💭 Do you w Tell me about your book-related dreams 💭

Do you want to open a bookstore? Write a novel? Become an editor? Get a bookish tattoo? Host an author panel? 

This is a place to put your hopes and dreams out there in the universe. You never know what might happen! 😉

As for me? I want to own a book bus that eventually becomes a brick and mortar bookshop with a café and apothecary. I want it to be the kind of comforting and safe atmosphere that allows people to feel like they can just *breathe* for a little while whenever they visit. That’s my dream ☕️

So, if this dream becomes reality, where should I take my book bus first? 📍

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Which books made it to your favorites list in 2025 Which books made it to your favorites list in 2025? 📖

The whole time I was away from this space, I kept having these moments of, “gosh, I wish I was active on booksta right now, if only to rave about the book that I’m currently reading!” 🙈

WHILE THE DARK REMAINS was definitely one of those books 🙌🏼 This story left me utterly speechless in the best way. I can’t wait to read the upcoming sequel. 

Do you have any sequels that you’re anticipating in 2026? 📚

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How many times have you read your favorite book or How many times have you read your favorite book or series? 🤎

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I love when I find a new book to add to my reread list. What was the last one you added? 🔁

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