Book Talk: March 2022 Wrap up

Hello everyone! I want to share with you my March 2022 book wrap-up. Some of the books I read are in an audiobook format which I enjoyed listening to while I’m busy in my adult life. I may post another blog related to the audiobooks I’ve listened to lately, but before that, I will now share with you the books I read (listen) for March! 😊

Call me maybe (Love Lines #1) by Cara Bastone

Rating: ★★★★☆

Date finished: March 1, 2022

My Goodreads short review: I’m beaming myself here while listening to the audiobook. Vera and I have a thing in common – we loved Edward Cullen. 😆

This book was so cute and fluffy. I giggle like an idiot while listening to their conversation. Haha. I felt like I am gossiping about their conversation. 😄

It’s 4 stars for me. I’m glad I found this!

Sweet Talk (Love Lines #2) by Cara Bastone

Rating: ★★★☆☆

Date finished: March 2, 2022

My Goodreads short review: This is the 2nd book of the “Love lines” duology, this time it is all about Eliot Hoffman (brother of Vera Hoffman from Call me maybe). As much as I enjoyed the first book, “Sweet talk” feels slightly serious, though it still has funny conversations, and the performance of the narrator is still gorgeous. But, if I will compare which book, I like the most, I will choose “Call me maybe”

Repeat (Larsen Bros #1) by Kylie Scott

Rating: ★★★☆☆

Date finished: March 8, 2022

My Goodreads short review: My final thoughts about Repeat by Kylie Scott:

a. I hope the point of view of Ed was included in the book not only for Clem. I badly want to know his thoughts about the accident that happened to Clem, his ex-girlfriend. And his true intentions and reasons why he suddenly became attached again to Clem after what she did to him.

b. There was at least a back story or more details on their breakup. But, since the past is past for them, my mouth will be in zip mode about this.

c. The repeat was a so-so story for me. And the characters were okay. 🙂

A vineyard Valentine by Nina Bocci

Rating: ★★★☆☆

Date finished: March 8, 2022

My Goodreads short review: I’ve enjoyed listening to the story of Eloisa and her being an anti-valentine grinch. But since it is a short story, I just get to know what happened, and I got to know the characters very little, but they were likable at least.

The Mystery of the Blue Train (Hercule Poirot #6) by Agatha Christie

Rating: ★★★★☆

Date finished: March 13, 2022

My Goodreads short review: RTC

Peril at End House (Hercule Poirot #7) by Agatha Christie

Rating: ★★★★☆

Date finished: March 14, 2022

My Goodreads short review: RTC

Heidi’s Guide to Four Letter Words by Tara Sivec

Rating: ★★★☆☆

Date finished: March 16, 2022

My Goodreads short review: I have mixed feelings about this, first I liked the narration of the book, especially her podcast. Second, it talks about her growth from being ~~an immature 12 yrs.~~ old girl shy girl who can’t say words such as “sex”, “pussy”, and something like that.

And third… well I don’t know if there will be the third one. Oops.

In the latter part of the story, Spoiler [when she knew that Brent listened to her podcast, she immediately became angry with him, which I think was not that a big deal for me. If I were her in her shoes, I will understand it, and technically her aunt was right, her podcast was posted for public and not for private listening. Duh.]

The story narration was cute, but the plot and characters were kind of okay.

The bottom line of the story: This is Heidi’s self-growth for saying “porn” words.