TBR Spin | March Prompt 

Your videos are healing to me. I appreciate your joyousness. Thanks for making me smile.

COLORADO! Did you know that there's a saying that Colorado sees 300 days of sunshine a year? Perfect for your last prompt if you read/listened to any of it while a mile high :D

Oh, this worked out so well! I'll read Gathering Moss by Robin Wall Kimmerer. I find forests and shade gardens extremely healing, and I love moss. AND the cover of this book is entirely mosses and ferns and trees ... completely done in glorious shades of restful green, so it's perfect for March and the Irish readathon prompt for a book with green on its cover. And it's a short book, which will help during a month that requires lots of other reading, including historical nonfiction and at least the start of a mammoth book.

I am going to pick Union Street by Pat Barker. From the blurb it looks like there are strong female characters which I think could be relied on heal you.

Hope your move went ok and didn’t cause too much stress. The book I choose for the February prompt was The Bandit Queens ( simply because it’s set in India) March is also #irishreadathon. I’m going to have a look at my TBR to work out what fits. Meanwhile, here are my best reads of February Stone Yard Devotional by Charolette Wood ( audio is very calming? Set in a convent in Australia) Greta & Valdin by Rebecca R Reilly ( NZ ) Hello Beautiful by Ann Napolitano ( USA) Ordinary Human Failings by Megan Nolan (🇮🇪) The Caretaker by Ron Rash ( USA) 👋☘️☕️🇮🇪📕🍀📖📚

Any chances that the tbr spin videos could already be uploaded before the end of each month? I just watched Gemma's video with her April tbr and she couldn't include the tbr spin book yet, so that made me think, that I also would love to find out a little bit earlier.