Bought:
Getting ready for a Werewolf Weekend, April 23-25, 2010.
Emma and the Werewolves
by Jane Austen and Adam Rann - my review
-check out Fishmuffins of Doom's piece on
Emma and Mr Knightley's Encounter
during Mr Knightley's Picnic
Lonely Werewolf Girl
by Martin Millar - my review
Shiver
by Maggie Stiefvater - my review
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From contest:
Heaveworld
by Cullen Bunn - my review
Thanks to Skullvines Press
A French Bundle
Thanks to Rhonda of A Little Bit French
-got some French themed fabric pieces and ribbon which I gave to my daughter for fairy making ingredients
-also paper pieces that I'll use for card making
-check out her French Friday giveaways for a little bit of French in your crafty life
Alice (and her yo ho ho ho bottle o'rum?) ;-D
Thanks to Shana of Kreating Securities
Alice in Whatsitland
March 7-14, 2010
first post will go up 8am PST
a most unusual and random event
of fantabulous proportions, indeed!
In celebration of the latest movie release of Tim Burton's
Alice in Wonderland
*image from Leafcutter Designs - world's smallest postal service
*In My Mailbox is hosted by The Story Siren and inspired by Pop Culture Junkie. A post where we share books acquired via mailbox, library, store, etc.
Nice loot! I want Shiver myself.
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Looks like you got some wonderful stuff this week! Shiver is also on my wishlist.
ReplyDeleteHere's what I got: Not-Really-Southern Vamp Chick
You got so many cute and cool little things! Great books as well. I hope you enjoy! :D
ReplyDeleteSo cool to see some books I've bought here, Shiver and Lonely Wolf Girl.
ReplyDeleteI hope you enjoy Shiver as much as I did. Have a great week!
ReplyDeleteThe French bundle and Alice bundle look so fun!
ReplyDeleteShiver is amazing! I hope you love it as much as I did!
ReplyDeleteYou got alot out of the mail.I hope that you will enjoy your books. Here's mine.
ReplyDeleteI really loved Martin Millar's the Good Fairies of New York. I have heard really good things about Lonely Werewolf Girl. However, I am reading Ruby and the Stone Age diet (which was published in the U.K. like 20 years ago, but just for the first time in the U.S. recently), and I find it lacking.
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