Books of March

Goal: 21 books
Goal to buy ZERO books
Actually bought 16 books

 From my readings this month I picked
Physical books: 12
Audiobooks: 6
Digital version: 5
  1.  Peter Pan
    1. J.M. Barrie
    2. Audio book
    3. Start March 1
    4. Finish March 3
  2. Milk and Honey
    1. Rupi Kaur
    2. 204 pages
    3. Start and Finish March 1
  3. Snow like Ashes
    1. Sara Raasch 
    2. 416 pages
    3. Start March 1
    4. Finish March 3
  4. Black Beauty
    1. Anna Sewell
    2. Audiobook
    3. Start March 4
    4. Finish March 5
  5. I Hope This Reaches her In Time
    1. R.H. Sin
    2. 78 pages
    3. Start and Finish March 5
  6. El Arma de Oro 
    1. Natalia de Jesus
    2. 448 pages
    3. Start March 6
    4. Finish March 10
  7. The Colors of Space
    1. Marion Zimmer Bradley
    2. AUDIOBOOK
    3. Start March 6
    4. Finish March 7
  8. I wrote this for you
    1. Iain S. Thomas
    2. 196 pages
    3. Start March 6
    4. Finish March 7
  9. Life in a Thousand Worlds
    1. Willian Shuler Harris
    2. Audiobook
    3. Start March 7
    4. Finish March 9
  10. Epopeya de Gilgamesh
    1. Start March 10
    2. Finish March 11
  11. A Little Princess
    1. Frances Hodson Burnet
    2. Audiobook
    3. Start March 10
    4. Finish March 11
  12. Can You Keep  Secret
    1. Sophie Kinsella
    2. PDF 
    3. Start March 12
    4. Finish March 16
  13. Time Traveler's Wife 
    1. Audrey Niffenegger
    2. 637 pages
    3. Start March 13
    4. Finish March 19
  14. Conversaciones con Goethe
    1. Johann Peter Eckerman
    2. PDF
    3. Start March 14
    4. Finish March March 17
  15. The Swiss Family Robinson
    1. Johann David Wyss
    2. Audiobook
    3. Start March 15
    4. Finish March 21
  16. Veinte Poemas de Amor y una Canción Desesperada seguido de los Mejores Poemas en Habla Hispana
    1. Ediorial Dante Universal
    2. 158 paginas
    3. Start March 20
    4. Finish March 23
  17. Hammer of Thor (Magnus Chase Gods of Asgard)
    1. Rick Riordan
    2. 471 pages
    3. Start March 20
    4. Finish March 22
  18. Percy Jackson The Lighting Thief
    1. Rick Riordan
    2. Start March 23
    3. Finish March 24
  19. Murderer on the Orient Express
    1. Agatha Christie
    2. 315 pages
    3. Start and Finish March 24
  20. Ship of the Dead (Magnus Chase and the Gods of Asgard #3)
    1. Rick Riordan
    2. 423 pages
    3. Start March 25
    4. Finish March 28
  21. Cuentos de Buenas Noches para las niñas Rebeldes
    1. Elena Favalli y Francesca Cavallo
    2. 201 páginas
    3. Start March 26
    4. Finish March 30
  22. Nightmares! The Sleepwalker Tonic
    1. Jason Segel and Kristen Miller
    2. 360 pages
    3. Start March 29
    4. Finish March 30
  23. What to Say Next
    1. Julie Buxbaum
    2. 292 pages
    3. Start March 30
    4. Finish March 31

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