March TBR
Updated: Mar 12, 2020
Another ambitious month for me: 17 books, including clearing a massive behemoth of a Napoleon Bonaparte biography that's been sat on my nightstand since my Christmas holidays (I told myself I would dip in and out of it at weekends, but that was a lie). I don't have them all here, because I've got quite a pile of my BOTMs at my parents' house. This target might be unmanageable for me this month as I'm flying home for a very good friend's wedding and I've got a near-unmanageable workload at the moment, but ah well. Here goes.
Also, apropos of nothing, my succulent is dying and I don't know how I've managed to kill a dry plant, but apparently I'm just that useless of an adult.
Anyway, here's my March TBR:
Long Bright River, by Liz Moore
The Holdout, by Graham Moore
The Municipalists, by Seth Fried
The Age of Light, by Whitney Scharer
The Splendid and the Vile, by Erik Larson
Adults, by Emma Jane Unsworth
Middlemarch, by George Eliot
Tender is the Flesh, by Agustina Barrazica (trans. from Spanish by Sarah Moses)
Weather, by Jenny Offill
The Mirror and the Light, by Hilary Mantel
Scales of Gold, by Dorothy Dunnett
The Unicorn Hunt, by Dorothy Dunnett
To Lie with Lions, by Dorothy Dunnett
Au service secret de Marie-Antoinette: La Mariée était en Rose Bertin, by Fréderic Lenormand
Il est de retour, by Timur Vermes (trans. from German by Pierre Deshusses)
The Doll Factory, by Elizabeth Macneal
Bonaparte, by Patrice Gueniffey (finally finishing this! I have two transatlantic flights this month SO I HAVE NO EXCUSES!)
