Books for the month: March 2013 & #RAK

And there is March marching in. Time is flying now we just need the weather to understand it too. I would love to have some sun and warmer temperatures so I can go out without having to wear 4 pairs of socks.

My reading plans for March are actually not spectacular. I got two re-reads planned because my book club is reading the books this month. These books are The Thirteenth Tale by Diane Setterfield and The Forgotten Garden by Kate Morton.

Next I have some review books from Netgalley, authors and a blog tour. For these I will read The Green Eyed Monster by Mike Robinson, The Grimm Chronicles vol2. by Ken Brosky and Isabella Fontaine and I am currently reading Vows to Kill by Mark Capell.

Than I still got some books left for this month I am planning to read just because I want to. The Stockholm Octavo by Karen Engelmann, The Circle by Mats Strandberg, The Constant Princess by Philippa Gregory and The Neighbors by Ania Ahlborn.

I am also joining #RAK again this month.. You can join too by following these simple rules
Start with a visit to BookSoulmates

Please sign-up each month that you can participate (and by participate, we mean give as well as receive).
Show off your participation by grabbing our RAK button (code is in the right sidebar).
Create a wish list (on Amazon, Goodreads, or your blog, etc) and post it in the Google Doc located in each R.A.K post for the month.
If you choose to do a R.A.K for someone, check out their wish list and contact that blogger directly for their information.
Once you receive a RAK, send us an our new email to [rakbybooksoulmates @ gmail . com] so that we can update the Google Doc. IT IS VERY IMPORTANT THAT YOU SEND EMAILS TO THIS ADDRESS!
E-book participation is limited to files being gifted directly to a person from the e-book store. Amazon's Kindle Store is set up to allow this, as well as the Kobo store and we believe Barnes & Noble with Nook as well.
At the end of the month, SHOW US YOUR R.A.K by making a "RAK Wrap-Up" post. This post should include who you SENT gifts to as well who you RECEIVED gifts from :)

OPEN TO EVERYONE including all our International brethren!
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The top 5 on my list are
1. The Winter Palace/ Eva Stachniak
2. One Perfect Summer / Paige Toon
3. The Woman who went to bed for a year / Sue Townsend
4. A Good American / Alex George
5. The Darlings / Cristina Alger