I guess it’s official now and Pages Magazine is no more. What a bummer. Maybe I can still find a copy of the last edition at the bookstore. Speaking of magazines, in my post on the 51 Best Magazines several of you also mentioned being Sassy readers. I had a subscription for Sassy for years but threw out all of my magazines when I went to college. I think I should have kept them. Look at how much a premier issue is going for.

Anyway, those are gone now but guess who’s back? Estella’s Revenge! If you haven’t had a chance to go visit please do so. It’s now all about books.

For now, I’m off to bed and hopefully to rest and get rid of a cold I caught. Grrr. I don’t have time for this cold. There’s a book sale going on in my neighborhood and it’s a good one (I’ve been to it the past several years). My book bag is ready so I better be as well.

Hope you all have a wonderful weekend.

I removed the link for the Classics Challenge. Did you notice I only read one book? I really wanted to do that one but other books kept getting in the way. Congrats to those of you who did finish the Challenge and thank you to Booklogged for organizing that. Who knows, maybe next time I’ll do better.

So this month I read six books and four of those came from my stacks. Yay. Granted I keep buying books so the unread stacks don’t seem to go down. Ever.

Here’s what I read:
New Moon by Stephenie Meyer
Girls of Tender Age by Mary Ann Tirone Smith (my review)
Except the Dying by Maureen Jennings (my review)
Sleep Toward Heaven by Amanda Eyre Ward
Love is a Mix Tape by Rob Sheffield (my review)
The Myth of You and Me by Leah Stewart

Two non-fiction reads! That’s quite something for me. It’s hard to pick favorites from this list but Girls of Tender Age is really a standout. We all know that I love Edward Cullen but there wasn’t nearly enough of him in New Moon. I think I found a new favorite detective in the Maureen Jennings series. Sadly, I was disappointed with Myth of You and Me. I promise to post more on that later and I can’t wait for the discussion over at Written Word in a few weeks.

For now I’m working through four books but I’m looking forward to the other reads March will bring.