Hello everyone!

The shortest month of the year is coming to an end and I feel kind of relieved because I was seriously worried if I would make it through my tbr xd I still don't know if I'm going to finish few Darkest Minds novellas, but I can always read those on the go. The goods news is that I once again completed my February tbr (okay, except Hazel and Holy which is leftover from January tbr I said I'd definitely read in February but what can I do lol). 

I've read 10 books in total, which makes it 21 in 2019! I guess I'll have to upgrade my reading challenge xd I've read mostly YA fantasy and some science-fiction books and it was a really good month. I don't know if it was the choice of books or I just had a good month, but I really enjoyed reading and was finishing books in a few days. 

My average February rating is 3.7 stars which are pretty good since the only book I gave 5 stars is A Clash of Kings, but no other book got a rating lower than 3.5 stars so I'd call it a good reading time.

>> A Clash of Kings by G.R.R Martin
I am SO PROUD of myself for finishing this 900-pages-long perfection, not because I didn't like it but because it was hard to read. I love these books and can't wait to return to Martin's world soon.
Check out my review for A Clash of Kings!

>> Percy Jackson and the Olympians by Rick Riordan
Amazing, inspiring, cute. If you have a 10-to-15-year-old kid somewhere near shove this in their hands and lock them somewhere until they've finished this. It's middle-grade literature, but it's great I really enjoyed it and am coming for more :D
Check out my review for The Lightning Thief, The Sea of Monsters, The Titan's Curse, The Battle fo the Labyrinth and The Last Olympian!

>> The Darkest Minds by Alexandra Bracken
Another series I have been wanting to read for a while. The books were pretty good, they even surprised me from time to time and I have really gotten fond of all characters.
Check out my review for The Darkest Minds, Never Fade and In the Afterlight

Well for my March reading schedule, I decided to less fantasy so I added few contemporary books I wanted to start for a while.

>>Hazel and Holy by Sara C. Snider
As I said, January AND February leftover I got approved on NetGalley. I'll probably procrastinate some more before actually starting to read it.

>> Sun is Also a Star by Nicola Yoon
It has been on my tbr for a while and it's being turned into a movie this year so let's go.

>> Gilded Wolves by Roshan Chokshi
Fantasy, historical fiction, heist! I don't know if I have to say more. Hype is big and many say it's like the Six of Crows so I'm in.

>> Truly Devious and The Vanishing Stair by Maureen Johnson
These have really high ratings and a lot of my favorite reviewers/readers love them and since the second book was recently released I want to join the hype.

>> The Astonishing Colour After by Emily X.R. Pan
A lot of recommendations and it sounds really beautiful.

>> Heartless by Marissa Meyer
I've wanted to read this ever since I finished TLC, but now I guess it's time to finally get my lazy ass to do it already.

>>The Priory of the Orange Tree by Samantha Shannon
This is just in case I finish other books earlier, which I tend to do lately. Anyway, it's a February release and it sounds pretty good. Dragons!

What about you? What are your February highlights? What do you plan to read in March?