Saturday, August 8, 2020

Stacking the Shelves #106


Stacking the Shelves is a weekly feature co-hosted by Tynga's Reviews and Reading Reality. It is a chance to showcase all the goodies you've collected throughout the week, whether they're bought on-line or in-store, an ARC or a final copy, borrowed from a friend or the library, physical or digital, etc.

Library Treasures
  

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Gifts - EEEEEK!!! FINALLLLLLYYYYYYY!
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Prime First Reads
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Happy Reading!
Sarah 

10 comments:

  1. WOW - A Dan Jones AND an Eleanor book. You must be a HAPPY bunny!

    An unexpectedly BUMPER week for me - but mostly fiction so there's not much to tempt you I think!

    Non-Fiction:

    North American Indians - A Very Short Introduction by Theda Perdue & Michael D Green
    Life at the Extremes - The Science of Survival by Frances Ashcroft

    Fiction:

    The Blackbirder by James Nelson
    God Emperor of Dune by Frank Herbert
    The Alchemy of Murder by Carol McCleary
    Into the Fire by Gregg Hurwitz
    Westwind by Ian Rankin
    Undercurrents by Nora Roberts
    Pandemic by A G Riddle
    Brigantia by Adrian Goldsworthy
    The Dangerous Years by Max Hennessy
    Wool by Hugh Howey
    Island of the Mad by Laurie R King
    Drowned Lives by Stephen Booth
    Murder on the Brighton Express by Edward Marston

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    1. It was the BEST WEEK EVER!!!!!! I am almost finished with The World Aflame already, big surprise. Eleanor is next! Dan Jones said this book on Eleanor completely changes some things we thought we knew and that it is excellent. So, obviously it is excellent before I even read it. I am so psyched for it.

      I was about to tsk tsk you for having such a huge list this week but am pleasantly surprised to see they are mostly fiction, as you said. Thanks for saving my TBR this week. lol :)

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  2. None for me. Boo hoo. I have a couple on order though.

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    1. Boo hoo indeed! Any idea when a library closer to you will open??

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    2. Some branches are open for curbside pick up but none are close to me. I am doing fine though. No shortage of books to read in my house. In fact I went through my unread shelves last week and found a whole pile of books I want to read right now!

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    3. It's so strange; I thought I would get tons of my own books read and sold to Half Price Books. Turns out I want the library EVEN MORE when I can't have it, so I requested a bunch and we went twice a week to get our books that we did not actually need once curbside started, and well, here we are with no books to sell back to HPB.

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  3. Dan Jones and WWII- nice! Catherine House looks interesting too just from that cover.

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    1. #DANJONES4EVER!!!

      I was completely taken in by the cover as well. Unfortunately, I hated the book! But you may well still like it and should definitely give it a read.

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  4. Ahh, I picked up Catherine House pretty recently too, but I need to get to it! It sounds great, doesn't it?

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    1. Yes! I am super into boarding schools right now so that is why I picked it up. I loved Good Girls Lie and The Broken Girls. This one fell flat for me, but I won't say why because I do not want to color your reading experience.

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