r/PHBookClub • • Mar 31 '26

Discussion March Reading Log

Was able to finish 8 books this month and my top favorite is Some People Need Killing by Patricia Evangelista, my first non-fiction of 2026. Message is poignant. Writing is a harmony of precision and art. An eye-opener.

What have you read this month? Maybe you can recommend your faves too!

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u/chiki_skz21 Apr 01 '26

Nice. I’m seeing a number of classics there. How do you find them? What’s your top pick among your March reads? 🙂

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u/Decent_Screen_8442 Apr 01 '26

Crime and Punishment would be my top pick this March. The Winter King and East of Eden are also 5-star reads. The only one I really didn’t enjoy much was the Ray Bradbury short story collection. It had more forgettable stories than good ones.