Booklover Book Reviews Recap – March 2013

Okay, so it is April Fool’s Day, and do you know what that reminds me of, other than to be even more sceptical of  TV news headlines than usual?

This is the first April Fool’s Day since the passing of much loved Aussie author Bryce Courtney – his book April Fool’s Day (1993), a tribute to his son Damon, remains one of the most moving and inspirational books I have ever read. But before you go off to get yourself a copy along with the requisite tissues….

… here is a quick recap of what happened at Booklover Book Reviews in March 2013:

Book Reviews Published:

The Trajectory of Dreams by Nicole WolvertonSignificance by Lise SonntagThe Darkest Little Room by Patrick HollandA Thousand Pardons by Jonathan Dee

Click on the pictures to read the reviews

As you can see a slow month for review publication, but on the whole, the quality was high.

Instead of my usual number of book reviews, what did I get up to during March? 

Disclosure: If you click a link in this post and make a purchase, I may earn a small commission.

What’s planned for April?

  • Publishing lots of book reviews

Mr Penumbra's 24 Hour Bookstore by Robin SloanWolf Hall by Hilary MantelThe Amber Amulet by Craig SilveyThe Wild Girl by Kate ForsythThe Art of Leaving by Anna StothardPuppet Shows by Michael FrissorePoet's Cottage by Josephine Pennicott

Click on the pictures for book information

What are your bookish plans for April?