Before I start, I wanted to give a SHOUT OUT to Pabkins and Rie of Mission to Read! for setting me up with my network blog site badge on my sidebar. You gals are the best! Thanks!
IMM was great this week ;-D
For Review:
by S.D. Crockett
-ARC, survival, YA
courtesy of publisher
Thanks Ksenia!
by Ellen Potter
-ARC, ghosts, mystery, YA
courtesy of publisher
Thanks Ksenia!
Sherlock Holmes: The Legend Begins book 2
by Andrew Lane
-ARC, mystery, YA
courtesy of publisher
Thanks Ksenia!
by Cat Hellisen
-ARC, fantasy, YA
courtesy of publisher
Thanks Ksenia!
For Review and giveaway:
by Emlyn Chand
-paranormal, YA
courtesy of author
Thanks Emlyn!
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by Geoff Hyatt
-YA
courtesy of publisher
Thanks Fawn!
signup for giveaway
A Pictorial History of Pocono Mountain Boarding Homes, Hotels, Inns & Resorts from the Delaware Water Gap to Tobyhanna, Pennsylvania
by Alan Sweeney
-historical
courtesy of publisher
Thanks Nicole!
Scranton, Pennsylvania and the Transformation of America, 1840-1902
by Patrick Brown
-historical
courtesy of publisher
Thanks Nicole!
The Story of a Short Line Railroad, The Scranton, Dunmore, Moosic Lake Railroad, 1902-1926
by Alan Sweeney and Judy Sweeney
-historical
courtesy of publisher
Thanks Nicole!
An Anthracite Region Railway
by James N.J. Henwood and John G. Muncie
-historical
courtesy of publisher
Thanks Nicole!
Escape from Furnace 1
by Alexander Gordon Smith
-ARC, horror, YA
courtesy of publisher
Thanks Ksenia!
yes, have another copy to giveaway...
want my extra copy?
tell me so in comments
-offer ends Nov 13, 2011
by David King
part Read it Forward
Thanks Crown Publishers!
stay tuned: this giveaway in November
Now follow me to the Bookie Brunch meeting for a bit of chit chat on this post - i'm hosting today!
Bookie Brunch Question of the day:
What are your thoughts on books that are an unusual size? (i.e. coffee table books, larger than mass market or trade paperback or hardback, miniatures, non-rectangular, pop-up books)
Answer this question here and be eligible for the Bookie Brunch giveaway:
How Jane Austen Conquered the World
by Claire Harman
* get a heads up on free or discounted ebooks from Books on the Knob
* per usual, check out the sidebar for my current giveaways to you
* image from Leafcutter Designs - world's smallest postal service and you can get a letter kit at Chronicle Books
* 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.
I like the look of The Humming Room.
ReplyDeleteI saw the Red Sea Rising last week, that looks so creepy.
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*drool* !!!! You have THE best books, Vii :D
ReplyDeleteAfter the Snow and Death in the City of Light look freaking awesome!!
I am totally envious of the humming room and sea rising red - oh big jealous green dragon that I am!!
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Pabkins @ Mission to Read
Wow - big week! Rebel Fire sounds very interesting. I like the idea of young Sherlock.
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Lovely mailbox! I'm totally jealous about When The Sea is Rising Red. It sounds so creepy ;) Enjoy your books!
ReplyDeleteOh When the sea is rising red and lockdown. I so want those two. Great mailbox.
ReplyDeleteA mailbox covering so many genres. Nice.
ReplyDeleteWhen the sea looks really interesting
ReplyDeleteI've got my eyes on LOCKDOWN.
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Jane's Fame was so interesting!
ReplyDeleteLockdown looks awesome! I would love to have your extra copy!
ReplyDeleteWhen The Sea is Rising Red looks really good too!
I am DYING to read Lockdown!!! OK, that may be a bit overdramatic, but I really, really, REALLY want to read it!! Thanks for giving away your extra copy:)
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I'd love to win Lockdown!! :)
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