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Best Books I Read in March 2025
Hello, book friends, and a very happy (almost) April to you! March was super busy and went by in a flash for me, between birthday plans and generally being busy with other social stuff. As a result, I didn’t get a lot of reading done. So, this is going to be a bit more of a general monthly recap post than usual, since it’s hard to rank two books in a best books format.
We’re also officially through the first quarter of the year, so now is a great time to check out some stats and other things anyway. So, let’s dig into the best books of March 2025, then check in on the reading year so far.
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Wooing the Witch Queen by Stephanie Burgis
This Romantasy is one of my favorite reads for the year so far! It took me a few tries to actually sink into it, but once I did, I was HOOKED. I absolutely loved the world Burgis created and the characters. Thrilled it’s going to be a series and can’t wait for book two! For my full thoughts on Wooing the Witch Queen, check out my review.
Roll for Love by M.K. England
You know I love a good D&D romance. So far, every one I’ve read has been a smash hit, and I’m hoping the streak of nerdy love never breaks. Roll for Love definitely delivered, with a heartwarming love story that also tackles identity and coming of age topics beautifully. I absolutely adored this one and it even made me tear up a bit towards the end. For a deeper dive on this one, check out my review.
Honorable Mentions
- A Pirate’s Life for Tea by Rebecca Thorne. I hate to do it to you in a month with only three books, but given that it took me and my IRL book bestie several months to get through this one, it just doesn’t get Best Book…
