Books I Read in March 2022 | Sanctuary Acres Sanctuary Acres Country Life, Gardening, Dogs, Books, and Thoughts on Life Menu Skip to content Dogs & Other Animals Gardens Country Life Thoughts On Life Rescue Happenings Books & Reading Cooking Sanctuary Acres Shop About Search for: Books I Read in March 2022 April 1, 2022 Books & Reading, Dogs & Other AnimalsAnimals, Books, Library, Readingcindyhazelett I am perfectly capable of petting animals while I read! An Irish Country Yuletide-Patrick Taylor Dr. Barry Laverty comes back to Ballybucklebo for the holidays. You’ll enjoy this tale of 1960’s era doctors in a small Irish village. Rather like James Herriot books but with people instead of animals as the patients. 2. The Blue Zones Challenge (Non-fiction)-Dan Buettner The blue zones are areas around the world where populations live longer than average and maintain good health. This book shares the things these groups have in common, and how you can implement them into your own life. Fascinating. 3.The Good Girl’s Guide to Getting Lost (Non-fiction)-Rachel Friedman Rachel travels during a college summer. After graduating college, she continues traveling on two more continents. I learned a bit about travel, hostels, and adapting to other cultures. 4. Fodor’s Travel Maine, Vermont, and New Hampshire (Non-fiction) Fun to peruse remembering places I have been as well as places I still want to see or revisit. 5. A Virgin River Christmas-Robyn Carr Marcie Sullivan wants to find the fellow marine who saved her late husband’s life when he was stationed overseas. Ian disappeared once the unit returned stateside. She finally tracks him down and finds an emotionally wounded man who is not happy to see her. Can it be a peaceful Christmas for them? I enjoyed this book as I have all the Robyn Carr books, I’ve read. 6. Killer Research-Jenn McKinley Lindsey must find a way to clear Miss Cole of murder suspicion as Miss Cole makes a bid for the position of town mayor. Another delightful installment with our friends from Briar Creek. 7. This Must Be the Place-Rachael Ray Although this book has plenty of recipes, it is so much more than a cookbook. Rachael talks about her life and lessons learned during Covid. She had quite a few serious challenges that I was not aware of. She weathered them well. Magazines: Food Network Magazine, the Cottage Journal, Cottages and Bungalows, Martha Stewart Living, Better Homes and Gardens Cozy Cabins and Retreats From this month’s list of books read, I must recommend The Blue Zones Challenge as the one with the most potential to improve your life. If you make even one or two of the changes presented in the book, you are likely to be a healthier person. If you are looking for a book to take you away and immerse your mind elsewhere, read A Virgin River Christmas. Don’t feel it has to be Christmas time to enjoy this book. It is more about people and relationships than it is about the holiday. I did manage to get a few more books read in March than I have been averaging. My husband went on a road trip with his mother while I stayed home with the animals. I got a big stack of books from the library the first day and the cats and dogs are perfectly content if I read while I pet them, so we were all set! Share this: Tumblr Reddit Twitter Facebook Email LinkedIn Pinterest Print Like this: Like Loading... Post navigation ← Let Peace Prevail Banana-Pineapple Blueberry Cake → Leave a Reply Cancel reply Enter your comment here... Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in: Email (required) (Address never made public) Name (required) Website You are commenting using your WordPress.com account. ( Log Out / Change ) You are commenting using your Twitter account. ( Log Out / Change ) You are commenting using your Facebook account. ( Log Out / Change ) Cancel Connecting to %s Notify me of new comments via email. Notify me of new posts via email. 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