March was a pretty crazy month for me, with teaching classes, some hard-core PhD writing, and quite a bit of work for Regency Love, so I only managed two books. Two wonderful books, though, so I'm not complaining!
Not since Jane Eyre has a heroine faced such difficulty with the Other Woman. An international bestseller that has never gone out of print, Rebecca is the haunting story of a young girl consumed by love and the struggle to find her identity.
February turned out to be a lot busier than anticipated, primarily due to a teaching position I was offered at the university that was very, very last-minute. But yay, I managed to squeeze in four books during my (sometimes sleepy) bedtime reading!
January wasn't anywhere near as booktastic as I would've liked, but the three I'd finished were all very enjoyable. I had decided to start working on the Classics Reading challenge first, and now I'm finding it hard to put down those lovely old books!
As always, I've included cover images of the version I'd picked up. Some of them were a little difficult to find, so please pardon the poor image quality!
I had so much fun with my two reading challenges from 2014, I've decided to sign up for four more in 2015, and also host (and participate in) my own reading challenge.
This is certainly been quite a busy book year for me, during which I read a total of 57 "funfunfun" books. Pair this with the kazillion things I have to read for work (a PhD in Shakespeare), and it's no wonder my eyesight has gone out the window!
My booktastic Christmas tree this year.