Mailbox Monday was created by Marcia at
The Printed Page and is currently on a monthly blog tour. This month's host is
Chick Loves Lit.
I fell asleep so early last night that I didn't even get my MM post done..hence the Tuesday edition! I guess the weekend read-a-thon really caught up with me!
(Click the titles to read the book descriptions at Goodreads)
In the Mail:
For review from the author:
Dante's Journey--JC Marino
For blog tour with
Crazy Book Tours:
The Wives of Henry Oades--Johanna Moran
Ordered from BOMC 2:
The Enemy Within: 2,000 Years of Witch-Hunting in the Western World--John Demos
Bought:
From library sale:
The Maze Runner--James Dashner
The Sweet Far Thing--Libba Bray
The Scandal of the Season--Sophie Gee
Best Friends Forever--Jennifer Weiner
A Factory of Cunning--Philippa Stockley
Pharoah: Volume II of Kleopatra--Karen Essex
Looks like a great batch. Enjoy!
ReplyDeleteWow, good stuff! You really scored at the library sale!
ReplyDeleteI really liked The Maze Runner (although I wasn't a fan of the slang). It was one of those that I liked more the longer I thought about it, and I can't wait to read the sequel.
ReplyDeleteLove you quote at the top by A. E. Newton!
Nice Mailbox! Henry Oades looks interesting to me.
ReplyDeleteYour blog is always an eye-opener - reminding me that no matter how many books I read, there are still so many more books to be read! There are some interesting sounding titles on your list. I think I need to enroll in a speed reading course.
ReplyDeleteThanks to everyone for stopping by! And Jane, me too in regards to the speed reading course!
ReplyDeleteSorry to be off the subject. This is a delete-after-reading message. We did a link exchange earlier this year and when my blogger ID changed, it went kapoot. I've got you back up there. My new url is bypen-or-bysword.blogspot(dot)com
ReplyDeleteGreat bunch of books, I'm so excited to see that you had a rocking week in book accrument.
ReplyDeletePretty cool blog you've got here. Thanks the author for it. I like such topics and everything that is connected to them. I definitely want to read more soon.
ReplyDeleteAnete Benedict