In My Mailbow is a weekly meme hosted by The Story Siren. This weeks mailbox has special thanks to Kirsty at The Overflowing Library, Sya from The Mountains of Instead, Lyndsey from Heaven, Hell and Purgatory Book Reviews and Susan from Susan K Mann. Thank you for feeding my book addiction and the school library [ ; D ]
Some fabulous books for both me and the school library. Off to catch up on commenting. I love your blogs <3 Thanks for visiting mine *hugs*
For Review:
Gifted from the lovely Kirsty of The Overflowing Library
I was supposed to go to The London Book Fair - I even had permission from school to attend but couldn't afford the train fair - so Kirsty kindly got me this signed book <3 - Thank goodness for friends
Gifted from the wonderful Sya at The Mountains of Instead
I read The Chosen One (click link for review) last year - Carol Lynch Williams writes such difficult topics with such insight that althoug I am sure this will take me out of my comfort zone I HAVE to read it
I popped into Tesco to pick up some things for the Librarian end of term get together and came out with 2 books as well - curse you BOGOF [ : D ]
Sounds really good for my MG feature
For an event - thank you Atom
Gifted from beautiful Lyndsey at Heaven, Hell and Purgatory Book Reviews
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Charity shop find [ : D ]
Gifted for the school library by the generous Susan K Mann
Ink Exchange by Melissa Marr (review here)
Some fabulous books for both me and the school library. Off to catch up on commenting. I love your blogs <3 Thanks for visiting mine *hugs*
So glad the book arrived!! A bit jealous you found Fire in a charity shop. I think I should go trawl around some here and see what I can find
ReplyDeleteGreat books there. I'm also really jealous that you found Fire in a charity shop, I've heard that's a brilliant book. I agree too, Tesco's BOGOF is evil and tricksy!
ReplyDeleteThe Truth About Celia Frost really does sound fab. Sorry to hear you couldn't go to the London Book Fair - train fares are *so* ridiculous these days.
ReplyDeleteThose Lois Duncan titles are giving me high school flashbacks. She's pretty awesome, as I recall. :D
I've got Divine Freaks too - so looking forward to it. Great collection of new books.
ReplyDeleteWow that's a LOT of books! The Missing looks interesting. I've not seen that before. Might have to take a trip to Tesco later :-)
ReplyDeleteIs Fire the next book on from Graceling?
Fab books this week, Divine Freaks and The Truth About Celia Frost both sound fab, I hope you enjoy :D
ReplyDeleteAwesome books! Miles from Ordinary sounds awesome. I have heard only wonderful things about Carol Lynch Williams writing :)
ReplyDeletethe truth about celia frost is awesome and the author is so lovely - so glad it arrived safely
ReplyDeleteAwesome, awesome stuff this week! I just recently finished Miles from Ordinary and thought it was fantastic!
ReplyDelete(and to answer your questions from my blog: sorry to keep adding to your to-read list LOL and no, I haven't reviewed Darkness Becomes Her yet--haven't read it yet!
Awesome books this week! :D
ReplyDeleteI may have to pop into my local tesco this week to see if I can get The Missing! I really wanna read that book!
and I'm glad im not the only one who goes rumaging around the charity shops ;) I love what I find in mine! :D
Great books this week.
ReplyDeleteLoved Cryer's Cross and I have Miles From Ordinary on my tbr pile.
Happy reading.
Sally.
http://theelifylop.blogspot.com/2011/04/in-my-mailbox-15.html
SO many great books! I can't wait to read Fire, and I still haven't started on the Perfect Chemistry series. I need to do that... soon! Enjoy!
ReplyDeleteReally great books this week =)
ReplyDeleteMiles from Ordinary sounds so great.
Thanks again for Where She Went! =) I linked you in my IMM post, was so excited when l got it =)
Wow! What an amazing week of books! I love seeing some of those UK covers!
ReplyDeleteGreat amount of books. You are very welcome I am glad I could help. xx
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