Bookmark Lit Bulletin | February 2025

Posted March 6, 2025 / Bookmark Lit Bulletin, Features, Wrap-Ups / 0 Comments

BL headerThe Bookmark Lit Bulletin wraps up the last month in reading and what was on the blog, as well as what’s coming up next. You can check out my book haul, books read, posts shared, challenge updates, etc. You can read past bulletins here. If you’re looking for more personal updates, you can check out my Lauren Lately feature; it highlights my life events and non-bookish fun from the previous 30 days.


February was another weird month, and a short one at that. I hit a little bit of a reading slump – I ended up DNFing a book super unexpectedly and almost did the same with another book by a fave author. Luckily I pushed through for that one and ended up enjoying it. All in all…hoping March will be better.

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7 books in February

6 read    0 reread    1 DNF

Formats: 5 mixed, 1 egalley

Status/source: 2 review, 2 BOTM, 1 preordered, 1 Kindle Unlimited

Age Target: 5 adult, 1 young adult

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Here are all the books I read this month with ratings!


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25 in 25: 15%

52 Book Club: 25%

Buzzword Reading Challenge: 42%

Buzzword Cover Challenge: 58%

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Breakdown: 4 hardcovers | 0 paperback | 5 egalleys | 1 ebook | 0 audiobooks
All review copies were provided for free in exchange for an honest review.

Physical Books

Preordered: The Meadowbrook Murders by Goodman, Under the Same Stars by Bray,
Emily Wilde’s Compendium of Lost Tales by Fawcett

BOTM: Famous Last Words by McCallister

Review Copies

From Penguin/Berkley: Fun for the Whole Family by Smith,
It’s a Love Story by Monaghan, What Happens in Amsterdam by Solomon

From Simon & Schuster: It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia by Potts

From Forever Romance: Rose in Chains by Soto

Digital Books – Purchased

Kindle book sale: I Who Have Never Known Men by Harpman


 


How was your reading month?
What do you have up next?

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