This is a weekly meme started by Kristi over at The Story Siren that tells people about what new books we've gotten over the week. All the links in this post go to the books amazon page if you want more info on them. Here's what I got this week:
From the library:
Gallagher Girls Book 1: I'd Tell You I Love You, But Then I'd Have to Kill You by Ally Carter-Really liked Heist Society and someone FINALLY returned the first book (it's been over due for like six months. I hate people that do that).
Hush Hush by Becca Fitzpatrick.-Another one that someone finally decided to return. Really people, if you can't read it renew it or return it to read at another date. Just saying.
Theodore Boon: Kid Lawyer by John Grisham-Grisham is apparently writing kids stuff now. Not sure I feel about this. I'll let you know after if it's a good thing.
The Thirteenth Princess by Diane Zahler-Interesting looking retelling of the Twelve Dancing Princesses
Bought this week:
Caster Chronicles Book 2: Beautiful Darkness by Kami Garcia and Margeret Stohl-Couldn't resist buying it any longer. Though I still need to get through Red Pyramid, Incarceron, and Iron Daughter before I get to it.
So that's all I got this week. I hope everyone has a happy Halloween (and that you aren't working like I have to tonight ;sigh;).
I love the cover of BD and BC, but I haven't gotten around to reading either of them yet. I've put BC on hold at the library though!
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Great books! Beautiful Darkness is my fav, guess why?;)
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I still haven't read Beautiful Creatures! I need to - I want to buy Beautiful Darkness because the cover is so gorgeous. And YAY I love the Gallagher Girl series - sorry someone took forever to return it, that stinks. Anyway, hope you enjoy them all!
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Great reads! I hope you love Beautiful Darkness. And especially the Gallagher Girls books. I like them much more than Heist Society.
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