A while ago, I discovered another great outlet to share your It's Monday posts. Readers of YA and educators can also share their links on the link up tool on Teach Mentor Texts. I highly recommend this if you are a teacher or a librarian because I've discovered so many great books through the bloggers on that list.
Once again, it's been a while since my last It's Monday post, and I do apologize. I promise you that I'm reading, but I just sometimes don't plan out everything that I'm going to read during the week. So... I think this will be a once-in-a-while feature for me that will feature some of the books that I'll be reading throughout the month.
What I'm Planning to Read this Month:
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- Hit by Delilah S. Dawson - This is an ARC that Simon & Schuster sent me. I was a little scared to start it because it's not really my thing and it was unsolicited, but I'm enjoying it so far. I'll be posting a review on April 7, so be sure to stop by then if you're interested in seeing what I have to say about this book.
- Since You've Been Gone by Morgan Matson - This one was on my wish list for a while, and then I found it when I was selling books at Half Price Books. I'm hoping to squeeze it in before I have to read some more ARCs.
- Narvla's Celtic New Year by Therese Gilardi - I requested this one on NetGalley a while ago because it had the word Celtic in the title. (I'm kind of Irish, so I like to read things about Ireland.) It looks like it's going to be a cute book with a little bit of romance with an Irish boy, so I'm excited to start. Look for a review soon.
- An Ember in the Ashes by Sabaa Tahir - This was my first approval from Penguin's First to Read program. I've heard good things about this book, so I'm excited to see what all the fuss is about. I'll be posting my review a little closer to the publication date, so check back in April for it.
