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On My Radar March Book Blog Posts

Published on March 29, 2023March 25, 2023 by Celeste5 Comments

With the end of March nigh, here’s another on my radar list of a few of the blog posts I enjoyed this month. Maybe you saw some of these, or maybe this list will introduced you to some posts you might’ve missed in March. Either way, enjoy this round up of on my radar bookish posts.

Why The Darkling is One of The Most Complex Book Characters Ever by Stephanie at The Espresso Edition
The Drafts Folder: How the Pandemic Changed My Reading Experience by Kat at The Lily Cafe
WEYWARD by Emilia Hart – Exquisite and Sublime by Sahi at My World of Books
The Birthday Book Tag (2023 edition) by Mackenzie at Colour Me Read
Have Book Bloggers Been “Deinfluencers” All Along? by Briana at Pages Unbound
Reading 2022 Goodreads Choice Awards Winners by Sofia at Bookish Wanderess
Reading is a radical act by Cat at Cups and Cards and Books
SFF Faves From Trans & Nonbinary Authors by Sia at Every Book A Doorway
Why M3GAN Is A Better Parent Than the Mandalorian by Michael at My Comic Relief

What are some posts you enjoyed that I didn’t include here? I can’t be everywhere in the book blogger-verse, so please feel free to link a post you appreciated!

March 2023 TBR List

Published on March 4, 2023February 26, 2023 by Celeste11 Comments

With the Trope-ical Readathon going on this month, it was fairly easy for me to construct a March 2023 TBR list. I drew all of my TBR below from the various books I selected for the Trope-ical Readathon. However, there’s no way I’ll be able to read well over a dozen books in a month. So my primary focus will be on some ARCs.

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On My Radar February Book Blog Posts

Published on February 27, 2023February 26, 2023 by Celeste10 Comments

With the conclusion of February, here’s a list of On My Radar blog posts I found around the blogosphere this month. Admittedly, I didn’t do as much blog hopping as last month. It was a chaotic reading month for me, so I spent most of my attention on that. But I still bopped around and read others’ posts when I could. Here are a few of the many posts I read and enjoyed.

12 Discussion Post Prompts for Your Book Blog by Briana at Pages Unbound
Review: These Violent Nights by Rebecca Crunden by A.J. Calvin at Escapist Book Co.
Discussion: Let people enjoy their books how they see fit by Shazzie at reader@work
A Case for Negative Book Reviews by Nicole at Thoughts Stained With Ink
Mini Review: The Opposite of Butterfly Hunting by Amanda Kay at Your Book Friend
March TBR Tackle Challenge Announcement by Ashlee at Books Are 42
The Subjective Chaos Kind of Awards 2023 by Imyril at There’s Always Room For One More
SCKA 2023: We’re Back!!! by Misty at Aquavenatus
Mini Book Review: The Six Deaths of the Saint by Alix E. Harrow by Dini at Dini Panda Reads

What posts did you enjoy this month? Please feel free to comment with a link to those blog posts and share the love!

2023 Reading Challenges

Published on February 8, 2023February 7, 2023 by Celeste10 Comments

I dedicate this post to help me keep track of the 2023 reading challenges I joined. Below is the official list of what is ongoing and what I plan to join as the year progresses. My aim is to stick to fairly broad reading challenges that facilitate my long-term goal of reading more from my backlist. Please feel free to take a peek and see if any of these interest you and, if so, obviously join in. The more, the merrier!

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February 2023 TBR List

Published on February 1, 2023February 1, 2023 by Celeste13 Comments

I can’t remember if I made a December 2022 TBR list. I definitely didn’t for January 2023 and I had a good reading time last month. But I do want to make progress on my physical backlist, so I thought making a February 2023 TBR list would help keep me on track. February has a lot of ARC commitments for me, but I read most of them in January to keep my stress levels low. But I have a couple of March ARCs, too, so I’ll throw any early ones into the mix.

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