March Reading Wrap 📚 10 Books!

Rating and (spoiler-free) reviewing the 10 books I read in March, with a great mix of science fiction, fantasy, historical fiction, and ancient/modern history!

0:00 10 Books
0:30 Shift and Dust
2:28 Dungeon Crawler Carl
4:37 Empress of Salt
6:06 Words of Kings
6:56 Weavers Scribes Kings
8:42 Radium Girls
10:28 Grace of Kings
12:02 Gates of Fire
13:34 Third Reich at War

[KistReadsBooks]

What was the best book you read in March?!

[bradschwartz]

I read one this month. The Count of Monte Cristo. Yeah it was worth it lol.

[senzubean]

Most of my March was completing my Harry Potter re-read. I finished 'Phoenix', 'Prince' and 'Hallows' in March. Plus I read 'Of Mice and Men' again for one of the English classes I teach, and I finished 'The Romanovs' by Simon Montefiore as a non-fiction read. So five for the month is pretty good.

I'm so glad you loved 'Gates of Fire'. It's one of my absolute favourites! I read it ages ago, it's so good.

[g.mariepickett]

My best read for March was "Vita Nostra" by Dyachenko, followed very closely by "Storm Front" & "Fool Moon" by Jim Butcher. I also read "The Scar" by China Mieville which I loved.

[jaytaylor]

Just finished The Kite Runner. Easy 5 star book for me and in fact is a contender for my favorite books of all time. So good but so damn emotionally hard.

[vlev]

My favourite in March was A History of Canada in Ten Maps by Adam Shoalts. As a Canadian I have been very interested in learning more about Canadian history considering recent events and this was a fascinating book about how Canada came to be the shape that it is today. Keep up the great videos!

[HI_]

Loved dungeon crawler carl. Cant wait to hear if you like the next book more or less.

[Bernie_Mac]

My read rankings for March: 1. Battle Cry of Freedom, 2. Rebel yell: The Violence, Passion, And Redemption Of Stonewall Jackson, 3. The Rape of Nanking: The Forgotten Holocaust Of World War II, 4. Manhunt: The 12-Day Chase For Lincoln's Killer

[heartlandcitizen]

You had me at Gates of Fire! Saw the title page in your intro and thought, this is a test. You passed. Subscribing.

[DuckRon]

To Green Angel Tower: Storm, final book of Memory, Sorrow and Thorn by Tad Williams was my favorite book that I read in March.

[davidreece]

Best read this month by far was The Mad Ship by Robin Hobb. This series just absolutely slaps - inhaling Ship of Destiny now!

[Here_to_Win]

I finished the book Diplomats and Admirals - a great read on the Pacific War. Only read 2 books this month but that was definitely my favorite

[Cicero]

Radium girls was so good! Her other book, the woman they could not silence, was also amazing.

[milan]

stone of farewell was absolutely stunning

[TheClocksWereStriking]

Oh, Mansfield Park for sure. Loved it.

[LamentaFortuna]

I read Gates of Fire last year and I still think about it. I don't think I've ever been as engrossed in a book I knew the ending of as I was with that one. Man what a great book. I only read two books this month, but A Wizard of Earthsea by Ursula K LeGuin was my favorite.

[CompanyLaPtop]

I finished the Wolf Den trilogy by Elodie Harper in March an boy I loved it. Historical fiction set in Pompeii, strongly character driven, now I really want to visit the place.

[jrussellreads]

Dandelion Dynasty is one of my all time favorite series and Gates of Fire is amazing. Read it twice and probably will again. You have good taste sir

[carterberry]

Great reviews! Best book I read in March was Dead Wake by Erik Larson. It tells the story of the last crossing of the Lusitania, I highly recommend!

[westofwahpeton]

Love the editing on the final book lol