Easter Weekend & a Stack of Books That Has Me Absolutely Buzzing

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There’s something about Easter weekend that feels like a fresh start, making me pause, breathe, and reset. Maybe it’s the sunshine filtering through the curtains on a long weekend, the first real warmth of spring in the air, and the very best excuse to curl up with a towering TBR pile. This year, I’m not holding back. April is stacked, and I’m here for every single page, chapter, or track (because, yes, audiobooks absolutely count).

Audiobooks on My List:

eBooks I’m Reading:

Audiobook ARC

A Deadly Episode by Anthony Horowitz – I’ve been following this series closely and am dying to listen. Horowitz never disappoints when it comes to meta-mystery brilliance.
Goodreads | StoryGraph | Pagebound | Fable | Hardcover | OpenLibrary | Litsy

eBook ARCs via NetGalley:

Edelweiss eBook ARCs:

April Releases I’m Waiting For:

Physical Books:

Now, here’s my absolute favourite part of this month’s reading plan.

I’m visiting my one-year-old niece for a week, and she has Very Strong Opinions about digital devices. Kindles? Kobo? Not in her house. She will not stand for it.

So I’ve packed two physical books, knowing exactly what will happen: I’ll settle in with my book, she’ll grab hers, and she’ll either snuggle up against me or plant herself firmly in my lap and read (or, more accurately, hum contentedly) alongside me. And honestly? That sounds like the best reading week of the year.

Easter Reading Ritual:

April is, without question, my most ambitious reading month yet. Between the audiobooks, the ARCs, the library holds, and one very opinionated one-year-old. It is going to be wonderful.

If you’re reading any of these this month, I’d love to know! Drop a comment below and let’s talk books.


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2 thoughts on “Easter Weekend & a Stack of Books That Has Me Absolutely Buzzing”

  1. Happy Spring, Shawnerly! I love that you have an ambitious reading list for April. I do the same every month. I have read the first two and enjoyed them very much. Your reading with your niece sounds so precious. I loved when my grandkids snuggled on my lap and I read to them or we shared a book. They are too old for that now, but we do still read together when I can get them to sit still.

    1. Thank you so much for your kind words, Carla. Reading is, I feel, a losing art with the fascination of technology taking its place. So, everytime the new generation holds a book, my heart rejoices. I’m so glad you read with your grandkids.

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