Mostly Reviews: Arrived This Week [Feb.6

Feb 12, 2012

Arrived This Week [Feb.6 - Feb.12]

This week I got a few print books I was dying to get. So, let's start.

(Click on each book cover to go to its Goodreads page.)

I already have and read The Prophecy of Gems, it's a very special book to me, but I read it when I was 14 and in greek, so I thought I should also get it in English and in HARDBACK!

I heard so many great things about the Seven Realms Trilogy by Cinda Williams Chima, that even though I haven't even read the Heir Trilogy I knew I needed to get The Demon King.

I got Soulstice, yay! But I still don't have the Devouring, which is the first book in the series, but it will arrive next week, hopefully, along with some other great books I've ordered.

Finally, Remember Me. These are all three of the books bound up in two volumes. I have another book by Christopher Pike which I haven't read but I love creepy stories and I can't get enough of them.

So, what did you get this week?

8 comments:

manda-rae2/12/2012
I actually haven't heard of any of these books. Are they 'stop, must read right now!' kind of books? Either way, happy reading!

My IMM
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Stepping Out of the Page2/12/2012
These look like they're going to be great! I haven't read any of these, but they sure look promising :)

Stephanie @ Stepping Out of the Page
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Amanda2/12/2012
Remember Me was my favorite Pike trilogy when I was a teen!!! I read it so many times...

Thanks for stopping by my IMM!
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Jennifer2/12/2012
I've heard great things about Chima too. I look forward to reading your review. Enjoy!
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Unknown2/13/2012
Hy Veronica!
You've been book tagged here - http://martinabookaholic.wordpress.com/2012/02/13/book-tag/
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Andrea @ The Busy Bibliophile2/13/2012
Great haul! I love that you got the same book you read when you were younger. I think that's so meaningful, to go back and own something that meant so much to you back then.
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