TBR in March

So, thus far I haven't even thought about my reading challenges because of some mental health things I've been working through. I am doing a bit better now and so I feel like I can finally start focusing on reading more books and also to read more seriously if that even makes sense? Anyhow, this is my TBR for March. I'm hoping this month will be a good one.

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- A Strangely Wrapped Gift. Poetry, an ARC which releases in the beginning of March. Has LGBT and mental health themes. Challenge: books I own.

- Your Favorite Band Is Killing Me. A collection of music-related essays. I'm currently 43% done with this book.

- Sapiens. On the history of mankind, am currently roughly 30% done.

- We Are Lost And Found. 80's, young gay boys, the AIDS epidemic. Notoriously problematic for not being ownvoices but I wanted to read this anyway (got it from my library). Challenge: LGBT books

- Like A Love Story. 80's, young gay boys, the AIDS epidemic. Own voices and apparently very good. Challenges: need to read urgently shelf, LGBT books.

- Love Letters To The Dead. A girl writes letters to dead celebrities to deal with the grief of losing her sister.

- Heartstopper volume 3. Put my name on the waiting list for this on the library today, don't know if I'll be able to get it by the end of March. Cute graphic novel. Challenges: LGBT books, need to read urgently shelf.

- Tales of The Madman Underground. 70s, kids with a punk attitude. Challenges: books I own, big book of the month.

- Little Women. Have already started it, but was bored. Challenges: books I own, classic of the month.