In My Mailbox is a weekly event hosted by The Story Siren.
This week I received:
Awesome Netgalley titles:
The Weepers: The Other Life by Susanne Winnacker – Zombies, Dystopia, Romance, Los Angeles!
Monument 14 by Emmy Labourne – A survival type book with 14 kids trapped in a Walmart-ish store.
Shadow & Bone by Leigh Bardugo – The early reviews make this fantasy sound pretty great.
Before You Go by James Preller – An emotional realistic fiction with a male protagonist concerning life and death.
Monstrous Beauty by Elizabeth Fama – Mermaids! The synopsis sounds really good.
Struck by Jennifer Bosworth – This was a WoW pick of mine back in Sept. Excited to see it on NG!
The Raft by S.A. Bodeen – A survival book – the premise kind of reminds me of LOST.
Of Poseidon by Anna Banks – Have heard good things about this mermaid centered book. May have to prioritize reading this one!
From the library:
Falling in Love with English Boys by Melissa Jensen – Have pre-ordered The Fine Art of Truth or Dare by this author and wanted to check out her other book.
A Little Wanting Song by Cath Crowley – Loved Graffiti Moon by this author and since I also enjoy music themed books I had to pick this up.
I Wanna Be Your Joey Ramone by Stephanie Kuehnert – Another music type book that caught my eye.
Irises by Francisco X. Stork – Two sisters have to take care of themselves and their mother after their father dies.
What did you receive in your mailbox this week?
I can’t wait to read Irisies it looks so good. I hope you enjoy everything! Come check out my IMM!
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I’m so excited for all the Macmillan titles! I hope I get approvals soon.
Hi Lucy, this is nice! You got a lot of new ebook titles, I see. I’ve been seeing a lot of Monument 14, The Other Life and Shadow & Bone around – will wait around to read the reviews to check out if they’re any good. Falling in Love with English Boys sounds about right for Valentine’s too. 🙂 Enjoy your new reads!
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Lots of great stuff from NetGalley!! I’m psyched about all of it. I personally and really excited for Shadow & Bone! I’d never heard of it before I saw it on NG and it sounds AWESOME! Can’t wait to read it. I hope YOU enjoy all of these great books, too!! 🙂
Ooh you got some good books, Lucy. I can’t wait to read your reviews on them.
Look at you, rocking Netgalley and the library! I LOVE IT. And all of the Macmillan titles. AND YAY IRISES. I’m curious about that one.
Happy reading 😀
Oh many I want Monstrous, Of Poseidon, and Struck. I had requested from the publisher the last two, but I have a feeling I won’t be getting them 🙁
Happy reading and awesome mailbox!
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Amazing books. I read The Raft last night and LOVED it. Happy reading!
Great set! Always love good libraries. I have Irises and look forward to reading it.
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OH OH OH!! Falling in love with english boys!! I love the title of this book!! And I’ve been dying to read it awhile!! 🙂 And I so love the cover of Irises!! 🙂 Awesome mailbox! Enjoy your books 🙂 😉
Ooh we both did awesome on Netgalley!! Eep. I can’t wait to read these!!
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Great NetGalley titles. Weepers is a new title. It sounds good.
I’ve been thinking of requesting The Raft but I’m not too sure. I hope you enjoy it!
Awesome selection, I really want to read Struck 🙂
I see a few books on here I will be adding to my own TBR if I haven’t already 🙂
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I’m excited to see if you like A Little Wanting Son as much as Graffiti Moon. They both made me equally happy. I also want to read I Wanna Be Your Joey Ramone–I saw Stephanie Kuehnert at that big book festival over the summer and she was so interesting.
Happy reading, Lucy! 🙂
happy reading, Lucy! i cannot trim down my NG TBR list and yet here are some interesting titles again. sigh. 😉