March 2024 Reading List
I got nostalgic this month, dipping back into some old favorites as well as some new easy reads. I grew up reading the Alfred Hitchcock and the Three Investigators books and I've been slowly collecting them as an adult (they're a pain in the ass to find cheaply and in good condition). Because I'm gearing up to start painting again, I added a bunch of art or art-inspired books to my list this month in order to get the juices flowing before I pick up a single brush or can of spray paint. MARCH (14 books | 2,022 pgs) 28.) Something is Killing the Children, Vol. 7 (Graphic Novel, 144 pgs) | 5/5 29.) The House of Slaughter: The Butcher's Return (Graphic Novel, 144 pgs) | 5/5 30.) Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone (Young Adult / Novel, 336 pgs) | 5/5 31.) The Dark Tower Book 1: The Gunslinger (Novel, 251 pgs) | 5/5 32.) Griffin & Sabine #1: An Extraordinary Correspondence by Nick Bantock (Art Book, 46 pgs) | 5/5 33.) Sabine's Notebook #2: In Which The E