Mailbox Monday, Dec 9
It's been more than a month since I've posted a Mailbox Monday update, so, here's my immense haul for the last five or six weeks.
Mailbox Monday is a weekly meme, hosted in December by Rose City Reader. The creator of the meme is polling bloggers about the future of Mailbox Monday, so if you care or are interested, check out the post and vote.
To learn more about any title, click on the cover; it'll open to the GoodReads page in a new tab/window.
What did you get this week?
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Won

Won, thanks to Dark Jane Austen Book Club!

Won, thanks to the author
Mailbox Monday is a weekly meme, hosted in December by Rose City Reader. The creator of the meme is polling bloggers about the future of Mailbox Monday, so if you care or are interested, check out the post and vote.
To learn more about any title, click on the cover; it'll open to the GoodReads page in a new tab/window.
What did you get this week?



























Won

Won, thanks to Dark Jane Austen Book Club!

Won, thanks to the author
wow, want want want want those books
ReplyDeleteI am really out of it - most of those books are new to me. I hope they're all terrific!
ReplyDeleteGreat mailbox! The only book on the list I've read in The Splendour Falls, which although not my favourite of Susanna Kearsley novels is still really good.
ReplyDeleteI hope you enjoy each and every one of your new acquisitions.
I'm very excited for it -- Kearsley is a new favorite!
DeleteWow, that is a book list to envy! I snagged Longbourn from the library and I hope to find time to read it before it goes back
ReplyDeleteSo many books! Enjoy!
ReplyDeleteI'm also going to be reading Mrs. Lincoln's Rival and I'm very excited! It seems like a fun one to pair with some non-fiction about the same topic, which is something I really love to do :)
ReplyDeleteI always wish I could do that but I rarely read non-fiction -- I'm slower reading NF than fic!
Deletehow do you manage to read so quickly?
ReplyDeleteAmy, I doubt I'll even read half of these (sadly!) -- and I get my reading done by staying up all night to an ungodly hour until I finish! If I'm on a roll, I can get through three or four books in a week.
DeleteGive me a minute to not die of sheer envy right now! You get such fantastic books (and some interesting ones I never see anywhere else).
ReplyDeleteI know you're a busy lady and don't have time to read all the books, but I would love to see what you think of:
While Beauty Slept
The Mapmaker's Daughter (lotta hype for this one!)
Mistress of the Wind (I think this is an interesting book for Diener to write!)
Frog Music (I remember you as iffy about the author's Room)
THE SPLENDOUR FALLS (you know how I feel about Kearsley!)
I am also on the tours for Becoming Josephine and Last Train to Paris! I hope they work out well for you :)