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In My Mailbox (20/08/11) & Week In Review



In My Mailbox is a weekly meme hosted by The Story Siren, 
in which you post all of the books/e-books/audio books that you have recieved/bought/won this week and link 'em all up!

So yesterday I was up at 6am waiting for my exam results (ABBBC), after spending four hours celebrating passing my first year I then went to work, where they told me that they had to let me go, as there wasn't enough work for me and the managers (I was the only part time worker there), then just an hour later I end up scalding my finger with boiling hot water and going to hospital.
I was feeling pretty miserable until I got home to a parcel with five books in from Hachette.
Now I'm happy!

So anyway, here's my mailbox

For Review:

 

(ARC) Far Rockaway by Charlie Fletcher (Hodder Childrens, UK release: 1st September) - Never heard of this one, but it actually sounds amazing! 

(ARC) A Witch in Winter by Ruth Warburton (Hodder Childrens, UK release: 5th January 2012) - Wahhh, this sounds fantastic, not out until January! :)

(ARC) Abandon by Meg Cabot (Macmillan Childrens, UK release: October 7th)- Massive Meg Cabot fan and been after this forever, I would love the pretty UK cover, but I can't wait, so I'm happy I got this ARC!

Jessie Hearts NYC by Keris Stainton (Orchard) - I've already read and reviewed this here, so now I have two copies (and Keris promised me a signed copy!) (expect one of them as a giveaway prize for my 500 followers, when I get there!) - I currently have a giveaway for this going on, it is UK only and ends 3rd September - Here is the post

Dark Angel by Eden Maguire (Hodder Childrens) - This is one that I've been after for ages, the cover is gorgeous and I love Maguire's Beautiful dead series!

Ultraviolet by RJ Anderson (Orchard) - I've already read this, but haven't reviewed it yet, so I'm going to reread it so I can review it!


From NetGalley/Simon and Schuster GalleyGrab


Every Other Day  Drink, Slay, Love  The Pledge

The Way We Fall by Megan Crewe (Disney Hyperion, US Release - January 24th 2012) - This sounds amazing!

Every Other Day by Jennifer Lynn Barnes (Egmont USA, US Release - December 27th) - Just got this on a whim, but it looks like my thing!

Drink, Slay, Love by Sarah Beth Durst (Margeret K. McElderry, US Release - September 13th) - I loved her fairytale retellings so definitely going to try this.

The Pledge by Kimberly Derting (Margeret K. McElderry, US Release - November 15th) - OMG OMG OMG! Do you guys know how much I ADORE this author, and dystopic books? Do you guys KNOW how psyched I am... like, for real!

Won

Anna and the French Kiss by Stephanie Perkins - I won this in a giveaway from Sally at the Elifylop. Heard great things about it!

Lottie Biggs is not Mad by Hayley Long and Secrets at st Jude's (New Girl) by Carmen Reid - both won from  Lvng Books

Week In Review:

Reviews:

What did you get this week, leave your IMM link and I'll call by and visit you soon!
-Jade




In My Mailbox (29th July 2011)


In My Mailbox is a weekly meme hosted by The Story Siren, 
in which you post all of the books/e-books/audio books that you have recieved/bought/won this week and link 'em all up!

I've done a vlog this week - hopefully you can hear, but if now, just check out the list underneath the video for the books that I received!




Books mentioned:
My So Called Afterlife - Tamsyn Murray (sent by Piccadilly Press)
Fifty, Fifty - S.L Powell (sent by Piccadilly Press)
The Legacy - Gemma Malley (sent by Bloomsbury)
The Princess Plot - Kirsten Boie (sent by Chicken House)
Eon: Rise of the Dragoneye - Alison Goodman (sent by Random House)
Eona: Return of the Dragoneye -Alison Goodman (sent by Random House)
Lottie Biggs is not Tragic - Hayley Long (sent by Panmacmillan)
Overprotected - Jennifer Laurens (sent by the author)


In My Mailbox (23/7/11)

You may need to put in some earphones or turn this up! My microphone was playing up! Yay! My first vlog...

Wow, the camera really does add 10 pounds...

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Books mentioned:
Shadows on the Moon - Zoe Marriott
Vampire Academy - Richelle Mead
The Healers Keep & Light of the Oracle - Victoria Hanley
Daughter of Smoke and Bone - Laini Taylor
The Scorpio Races - Maggie Stiefvater
The Mephisto Covenant by Trinity Faegan
The Iron Knight by Julie Kagawa
The Juliet Spell by Douglas Rees
The Marked Son by Shea Berkely

In My Mailbox and Week in Review (17/7/2011)

 

In My Mailbox is a weekly meme hosted by The Story Siren, in which you post all of the books/e-books/audio books that you have recieved/bought/won this week and link 'em all up!

From swaps:

  

Gone by Michael Grant
Impossible by Nancy Werlin
Bought:

     

13 Little Blue Envelopes by Maureen Johnson
Amy and Roger's Epic Detour by Morgan Matson
Texas Gothic by Rosemary Clement-Moore

For review:

      

Everlasting (The Immortal Series #6) by Alyson Noel - From PanMacmillan (I never really liked this series, so this will probably end up as a giveaway prize)
Angel's Fury by Bryony Pearce - From Egmont UK
Forbidden (The Demon Trappers #2) by Jana Oliver - From PanMacmillan (I was so happy when I got this! EEE!)
Tiger's Quest by Colleen Houck - From Hodder and Stoughton


eGalleys - I haven't been adding my galleys in my IMM! So I'm doing them all this week!

                 

Cinder and Ella by Melissa Lemon - From Cedar Grove (NetGalley)
Ashes by Ilsa J. Bick - From Egmont USA (The UK publisher is Quercus) (NetGalley)
Tris and Izzie by Mette Ivie Harrison - From Egmont USA (NetGalley)
Eve by Anna Carey - From HarperTeen (NetGalley)
Cold Kiss by Amy Garvey - From HarperTeen (NetGalley)
Misfit by Jon Skovron - From Abrams
Witchlanders by Lena Cloakley - From Simon and Schuster (S&S Galley Grab)
Clean by Amy Reed - From Simon and Schuster (S&S Galley Grab)
Fury by Elizabeth Miles - From Simon and Schuster (S&S Galley Grab)

Random Act of Kindness:


Perfect Chemistry by Simone Elkeles
(I received this from the amazing Les at My Keeper Shelf, one of my fave blogs run by one of my fave bloggers, make sure you call by and say hi!)

The Week in Review:

Reviews: