FEBRUARY WRAP-UP & MARCH 2023 TBR

TL;DR

Megan discusses the books she read in February and her TBR list for March, expressing her struggles with a reading slump.

Transcript

hey there my name is Megan and welcome to my channel today I'm going to be doing my February wrap up and my March TBR but before we go ahead and get on into the books if you are not already subscribed to my Channel please go ahead and hit that subscribe Button as well as the little bell icon so you can be notified every time I post new bookish cont... Read More

Key Insights

• 📔 Megan has been in a reading slump and struggled to find books that grip her emotionally.
• 👾 She enjoyed the whimsical world-building and fast pace of "The Ballad of Never After" but found it lacking in depth.
• 😮 "The Case for Christ" impressed Megan with its well-researched investigation into the historical evidence for Jesus.
• 🫓 Megan's TBR for March includes books like "The Heroes" by Joe Abercrombie, "Daughter of the Burning City" by Amanda Foody, "Kiss of Steel" by Beck McMaster, "Pandemic" by Robin Cook, and "The First Days of School" by Harry Wong.

Questions & Answers

Q: What is "The Ballad of Never After" about?

"The Ballad of Never After" is the second book in Stephanie Garber's Once Upon a Broken Heart series. It follows Evangeline, a character who made a deal with a fate and must deal with the consequences. The book is fast-paced and filled with mystery and romance.

Q: Why did Megan give "The Ballad of Never After" a three-star rating?

Although Megan enjoyed the book's whimsical world-building and fast pace, she felt that it lacked emotional depth and excitement. The characters and plot didn't grip her as much as she had hoped.

Q: What is "The Case for Christ" about?

"The Case for Christ" by Lee Strobel is a non-fiction book where the author, an investigative reporter, explores the evidence for Jesus Christ. He interviews highly educated experts in various fields to investigate the historical accuracy of the gospels. Strobel himself ends up becoming a believer through his research.

Q: Why does Megan recommend "The Case for Christ"?

Megan recommends "The Case for Christ" for those interested in learning more about the historical evidence surrounding Jesus Christ. She appreciates the book's well-researched approach, highly educated interviewees, and Strobel's willingness to ask tough questions.

Summary & Key Takeaways

• Megan had a reading slump in February and only finished two books.

• She gives a three-star rating to "The Ballad of Never After" by Stephanie Garber, praising the whimsical world-building and fast pace.

• Megan also recommends "The Case for Christ" by Lee Strobel, a non-fiction book that explores the historical accuracy of the gospels and Jesus Christ.