It’s been a great month for reading! I’ve completed three books, and each was very different from each other! Keep reading to see what books I read in March 2022!
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Ten Rules for Faking It by Sophie Sullivan
Everly Dean hates birthdays. And it seems as she grows older, each celebration gets worse. On her 30th, she walks in on her boyfriend with another woman and ends up accidentally broadcasting the story over the airwaves of the radio show she produces. Could it get any worse? Other than her boss hating her and her anxiety. Follow Everly as she makes a list of how to make her 30th year the best yet.
Ten Rules for Faking It is a slow burn romance, and definitely not something to read if you want something fluffy and fast-paced. It’s a longer book, with no real romance until the end. I felt that it could have been shorter because it was really long and I kept getting bored throughout. It took me much longer to read than other books of its size.
Everything I Know About Love: A Memoir by Dolly Alderton
Everything I Know About Love: A Memoir by Dolly Alderton is a humorous, witty take on what it’s like growing up in your 20s. There’s never a dull moment as Alderton takes us through a rollercoaster of bad dates, great friendships, love and loss, and life lessons.
I loved this book and read it super quickly because I couldn’t put it down. Each tale was extremely entertaining and it’s a must-read for anyone in their 20s.
Tools of Engagement by Tessa Bailey
Bethany Castle is the walking definition of perfection. Everything from her hair, clothes and house are the best of the best, thanks to Bethany’s strategic, analytic and organized mind. Her way of working gets flipped upside down when she leaves her family’s home renovation company, Brick & Morty, to do her own flip. Will the project be completed to perfection or will Bethany find herself out of her comfort zone?
Tools of Engagement was exactly the kind of book I needed to read this month. It’s a textbook romantic comedy. It’s funny, easy-to-read and lighthearted. It’s heavy on romance scenes, and, sometimes, a bit cheesy, but it’s a great escape book. Tessa Bailey has two other books, Fix Her Up and Love Her or Leave Her, that take place in the same universe. I haven’t read them yet, but I’ve added them to my TBR list.
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