Stacking the Shelves – a weekly meme hosted by Tynga’s Reviews & Reading Reality
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This week was my first full week back at work so was a pretty busy week with not a lot of time for blogging though I still managed to find time to write-up a couple of posts! It was also release week for The Wicked King and I was pretty pleased to get it on release date for a change.
I also finished playing Dragon Age: Origins (well, replaying for the umpteenth time). I had (almost) forgotten just how much I love that game. It’s definitely a contender for one of my favourite games of all time (along with every other Bioware game haha!) I just couldn’t resist romancing Alistair again – he’s just too cute!
this week’s posts:
- [8 Jan] Most Anticipated Releases Early 2019
- [10 Jan] Hyped 2019 Releases I Don’t Care About
- [13 Jan] Stacking the Shelves #145
book haul
I didn’t go too mad with the book-buying this week, but I still got a few beauts I’m happy to add to my ever-growing collection!
The Wicked King by Holly Black | The Winter of the Witch by Katherine Arden | Five Feet Apart by Rachael Lippincott
The Wicked King was finally (finally!) out this week. I’ve read it already – it was amazing! I’ll keep any other thoughts I have on it for my review. 😉 I also got The Winter of the Witch and Five Fee Apart – check out all the gorgeous covers.
Paperback Crush by Gabrielle Moss | All the Forever Things by Jolene Perry | The Toymakers by Robert Dinsdale | Touch by Natalia Jaster
I am so excited to read Paperback Crush! I love 1980’s and 1990’s young adult fiction so this book is definitely the book for me! I’m also really looking forward to reading The Toymakers. Finally, I picked up a paperback copy of Touch – I always love getting physical copies of my favourite books, even when I already own the Kindle versions. 😉
Dreams of Forever by Francine Pascal | Forever and Always by Francine Pascal | Together Forever by Francine Pascal | Surprise, Surprise by Cheryl Zach | Jane-Emily by Patricia Clapp
Only five vintage books this week (see, told you I was cutting down!) 😉 I thought it was about time I got the final Caitlin trilogy (before it becomes impossible to find). I also picked up the last book in the Smyth vs Smith saga. Only got the fourth book to get and I will have them all (unfortunately, that one is rarer than hen’s teeth so I think I will forever be disappointed). Oh, and I also finally got Jane-Emily – I’ve wanted this book for ages and I was chuffed to bits to get this particular edition (I love this cover!)
The Forgotten Hours by Katrin Schumann | Resurrection by Michael J. Totten | The Haunting of a Duke by Chasity Bowlin | Cursed by Casey Odell
I was really happy to get a second Amazon First Reads book (they are doing an offer) I never noticed it when I downloaded my book last week and as usual I fancied more than one of the titles so was a nice bonus also being able to get The Forgotten Hours!
received for review
I am trying not to request too many review copies but you can see how badly that is going! I’m definitely going to up my review ratio this year though – I feel it…
A Danger to Herself and Others by Alyssa Sheinmel | Scarred by Mia Kerick | Sea Change by Sylvia Hehir | We are Blood and Thunder by Kesia Lupo
Very dramatic covers – I am drawn in by bold, colourful book covers – I can’t lie. 😉 I’m particularly drawn to We are Blood and Thunder – isn’t it stunning-looking?
Defense of an Other by Grace Mead | Tea by Matthew J. Metzger | Stalker/s by L.J. Hasbrouck | The Red Labyrinth by Meredith Tate
A few more review copies which I’m really looking forward to reading. Red is definitely a theme this week, isn’t it? 😛
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What awesome looking books and I love the cover of Stalkers!