Bookmark Lit Bulletin | March 2026

Posted April 6, 2026 / 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.


March was a better month for sure! I feel like we got into a good swing with the pups and I was able to crank through books. There were some days I didn’t read and some days I read an entire book, but it was a great month overall.

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6 books in March

6 read    0 reread    0 DNF

Formats: 4 physical/audio, 1 ebook, 1 ebook/audio

Status/source: 2 preordered, 2 library, 1 book box pick, 1 Kindle Unlimited

Age Target: 6 adult

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


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Shelf Reflection Challenge: 38%

Read with Allison Challenge: 33%

Buzzword Reading Challenge: 42%

Buzzword Cover Challenge: 58%

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Breakdown: 4 hardcovers | 1 paperbacks | 0 ARC | 4 egalleys | 2 ebook | 0 audiobooks
All review copies were provided for free in exchange for an honest review.

Review Copies

From Hachette: Book Club Boyfriend by Holiday,
The Thoroughbreds by Hilderbrand/Cunningham

 

From Macmillan: The Women in White by Pekkanen, Hot Girl Murder Club by Winstead

Physical Books

Book box: This Story Might Save Your Life by Crum

From the publisher: Served Him Right by Unger (not pictured)

Preordered and/or picked up from Montgomery & Taggert: The Night We Met by Jimenez,
This Book Made Me Think of You by Page, Playing for Keeps by Bellefleur

Ebooks

Purchased on sale: The Price of Honey by Moriarty, The Will of the Many by Islington


 


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

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