Stacking The Shelves & The Sunday Post

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The Sunday Post

 

It’s my first Stacking The Shelves post in a little while (due to my Italy holiday earlier this month!) and as I’m a little late in the day I thought that this week I’d link up with The Sunday Post by Kimba The Caffeinated Book Reviewer too. These memes are both about sharing the books added to your shelves this week, and/or events on the blog.

 

Added to my shelves – for review

loney theone whatmilosaw

Three very different books here, but they all look good! I was recently auto-approved by John Murray Press so was pleased to get The Loney on ‘read now’ as it’s NetGalley’s book of the month for August. I don’t read many ghost stories, but this one’s had high praise and I’m intrigued.

What Milo Saw also looks very good, reminiscent of The Curious Incident Of The Dog In The Night Time. I haven’t actually read that yet (it’s sitting on my shelf but books for review just keep getting in the way!) but I love books written from a child’s point of view.

I haven’t got around to reading The Elite yet (the second in the The Selection series) but hopefully getting the third will kick-start me to get back into the series!

Added to my shelves – Kindle purchases

whitelie littlefriend

These two both look intriguing – two stories of families wrapped up in a web of lies. I got them for good prices on the Kindle Daily Deals.

Currently Reading

version

I’m only about 15% through this, but it’s looking good so far. Having been compared to Sliding Doors and One Day, the story presents three different versions of how one couple’s life could turn out. I’m struggling a little bit with the jumping between versions and times, but I love the characters. It’s promising.

On the blog last week

witch

This historical paranormal novel was a surprise hit with me – I enjoyed it more than I expected to. You can read my review here.

Coming up this week

 lifeordeathconfectioners

I haven’t written the reviews for these two yet, but I’m aiming for this week! Life Or Death was amazing – I was expecting a light read, but I got a lot more than that. I think it’s probably one of my favourite books I’ve read this year. The Confectioner’s Tale was a nice, heart-warming story, but it didn’t blow me away. Full reviews coming up.

How was your week in books?

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10 responses to “Stacking The Shelves & The Sunday Post

  1. Great haul this week! I love The Selection series. 🙂
    Krystianna @ Downright Dystopian

  2. I have heard good things about The Versions of Us – need to get a copy of that one soon!

  3. fuonlyknew

    The Lone really caught my eye. Actually, most of your books did! LOL Happy reading:)

    My Sunday Post – http://fuonlyknew.com/2015/06/28/whats-new-on-my-bookshelf-115-and-the-sunday-post/

  4. Lots of great books, I am three quarters of the way through The Selection, it is ok!

    Have a great week.

    Heather @ Random Redheaded Ramblings

  5. I’ll be checking The Witch Of Napoli, Michael Schmicker loved your review 🙂 happy reading

  6. Some interesting sounding books. I like the sound of The Lonely especially also really enjoyed The Little Friend when I read it, hopefully you will too.

  7. The Selection series looks so good. I’m really looking forward to finally reading them. I love the cover of the Confectioner’s Tale! If the book is half as good as the cover I’d be happy! Have a great week!

  8. I’m loving some of your choices this week – and have read a couple (The Little Friend and Life or Death). And I LOVE the cover of Lone. How alluring!

  9. vvb

    Nice mix. Lone has an awesome cover. And I’m interested in Confectioner’s Tale. Happy reading 😉

  10. Nice haul! The Versions of Us sounds really good, I have had my eye on that one! Hope you enjoy them all, and have a fabulous week!

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