Library Books:
Deceptions by Kelley Armstrong
Witches of East End by Melissa de la Cruz
All We Left Behind by Ingrid Sundberg
Saturday, September 19, 2015
Stacking the Shelves #129
Stacking the Shelves is a weekly meme hosted by Tynga's Reviews and features books you've added to your shelves, both physical and virtual.
Library Books:
For Review:
Let Me Tell You by Shirley Jackson
The Blind by Shelley Coriell
The Sisters of Versailles by Sally Christie
Blonde Hair, Blue Eyes by Karin Slaughter
Untouchable Things by Tara Guha
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Witches of East End was really good. I hope you love all your new books.
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Great haul! All We Left Behind sounds very good. Have a great week! :)
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Curious to hear how Sister of Versailles turns out. Enjoy your goodies.
ReplyDeleteGreat haul, nice selection! Deceptions and All We Left Behind sounds really good. Enjoy your new books!
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Great haul of books! Looking forward to hearing what you think of the Shirley Jackson collection, it's on my wishlist as I adore her writing. Enjoy your new books and happy reading :)
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Ooh I'm jealous of that Shirley Jackson book. I've read The Lottery and The Haunting of Hill House so far and I really enjoyed both so I definitely want to read her other stuff :)
ReplyDeleteUntouchable Things sounds good. Have a great upcoming week.
ReplyDeleteLooks like some great things this week! Enjoy your haul!
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Stak = LOL! Looks like a fab haul! Reviews should be awesome :)
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