March Wrap-up

There I am again, half dead from term papering but finally alive enough to blog. I hope I don’t have to take a term paper induced hiatus ever again, but who am I kidding – my next deadline is 15 May *sobs* But anyway, I am proud to announce that I managed to read four books off of my March TBR, although it was looking like I might deviate completely since I picked up something entirely different on 01 March *epic fail* But I’m kind of proud that I somewhat stuck to my TBR after all.

Apart from that I was not able to concentrate for very long – side effect of „this term paper is trying to kill me“, unfortunately – and I somehow managed to completely fall back into my old manga obsession… so I read 22 manga… I’d like to say oops.
Here is an overview of my March reading:

Manga:

• Skip Beat! Vol. 11-30 by Yoshiki Nakamura (series on Goodreads)
• The Wallflower Vol. 1 by Tomoko Hayakawa
• Luxus by Judith Park

Children’s books:

• Guinea Pigs Online by Jennifer Gray
• A Pirate’s Guide to Landlubbing by Jonny Duddle

YA:

• Anomaly by Tonya Kuper (review)
• Pawn by Aimée Carter (review)

Classics:

• Daisy Miller by Henry James
• Washington Square by Henry James

Non-Fiction:

• The Utopia Experiment by Dylan Evans

Technically, I plan to write reviews for most of these books but I am not sure how soon that will all happen.

Also, I really enjoyed the #VeryRealisticYA hashtag on twitter this week that John Hansen (@ABoredAuthor) created. It is exactly what it says: how YA would read if it had realistic plots. Definitely check it out, it is hilarious. I think #RealisticYA is also a thing if you are getting into it!

Thank you for reading and stay inky! – Lena