In My Mailbox (7)

In My Mailbox is a weekly meme hosted by Kristi from The Story Siren where bloggers talk about what books they received this week.


Last week I said that my copy of Irises by Fransisco X. Stork had arrived. But being a photo junkie, I figured I'd attach a photo of the book. In person, it's very pretty -- all shiny and purple.

And I got a few titles from Netgalley/Galley Grab. For fun today I'm going to post a screenshot of the Adobe Digital Editions reader.

Titles: 


A Passion for Victory by Benson Brobrick
This one is about the history of the Olympics, nonfiction.


Being Friends with Boys by Terra Elan McVoy
A romance.


Crazy by Amy Reed
A book written in email entries dealing with bipolar disorder (sounds interesting!)


Gone, Gone, Gone by Hannah Moskowitz
Already read and loved; a romance taking place during the DC sniper shootings in 2002


Monument 14 by Emmy Layborne
A mystery taking place in the apocalypse.


Never Enough by Denise Jaden
The story of a girl who takes her sisters' identity


The Raft by S.A Bodeen
An adventure story


The Year of the Beasts by Cecil Castelluci and Nate Powell
An interesting graphic-word hybrid 




How about you? What did you receive in your mailbox? Leave a link in the comments to your mailbox and I'll try and check it out. 

In My Mailbox (6)

In My Mailbox is a meme run by Kristi at the Story Siren where readers post what they recieved in their mailbox this week.


So this week was kinda slow on the books, but here we go! My lovely and caring mother gave me a bookstore gift certifcate for Valentine's Day.


I bought

 Irises by Francisco X. Stork

and 

Invincible Summer by Hannah Moskowitz

From Netgalley

The Raft by S.A Bodeen

How about you? What was in your mailbox? Leave a link or comment below. 

IMM (3)

In My Mailbox  is a weekly meme run by Kristi at The Story Siren where readers show what they received in their mailboxes. 


This week was book shopping week! This means I can show an actual picture! From my webcam that sucks! All the book titles will be backwards but it should work.

I recieved five books:


Everything You Need to Survive the Apolcolypse by Lucas Klauss
Cracked by K.M Walton
What Boys Want by Pete Hautman
Legend by Marie Lu
How to Save a Life by Sara Zarr


That's all for me this week, how about you? Leave a link if you want me to check yours out.


(Side note: Sorry for the absence. Three new reviews will be pounding onto the blog this week.)

In My Mailbox

In My Mailbox (IMM) is a weekly meme hosted by Kristi at The Story Siren where people post about the books they received this week.

Now, this week again all of my books are digital ARCs and there are a LOT. I requested a lot of these a few weeks ago and they were finally approved.

From Abrams Books:

Me and Earl and the Dying Girl

Welcome Caller, this is Chloe

From Bloomsbury

Transcendence

From HarperCollins

Partials

Slide

Invisible Sun

Houghton Mifflin:

Wonder Show

Hyperion:

New Girl

Macmillan

Lexapros and Cons

Disney-Hyperion

Aliens on a Rampage

The Way We Fall

That's all for me! What did YOU get in your mailbox? Leave a link in the comments and I'll try to check it out. 

In My Mailbox

In My Mailbox is a meme hosted by Kristi at The Story Siren. You post whatever books you have recieved in your mailbox -- from publishers, online, bought, or from the library.

From NetGalley

(thank you Candelwick Press and Random House!)

Froi of the Exiles -- E-ARC from Candelwick Press

I love Marchetta and can't wait to read this one.

The Girl Who Could Silence the Wind -- E-ARC from Candelwick Press

This one sounds very interesting and clever.

Lies Beneath -- E-ARC from Delacorte Press (a division of Random House Books for Young Readers)

Murderous mermaids=unique concept.

Master of Misrule -- E-ARC from Random House

Loved the first book in the duology. 

Starters -- E-ARC from Random House

This one has been buzzed everywhere, can't wait to read it.

From Library

The Scorpio Races 

This book came out a while ago but I just got a copy from the library.It's been buzzed like crazy and I loved Maggie's other works.

What did you get in your mailbox?