(I'm posting my Mailbox Monday tonight - busy day tomorrow)
Did you get any good books? Please share!
(April - 2010, from Carrie - Sourcebooks)
* This reading journal looks awesome - a must for book lovers everywhere!
* This reading journal looks awesome - a must for book lovers everywhere!
*Mom Still Likes You Best; Jane Isay
(May-2010 - Doubleday)
* This title really appealed to me as my two adult children still say this all the time!
Cardboard: A Woman Left for Dead; Fiona Place
(January-2010 - sent by the author)
The Transformation of Bartholomew Fortuno; Ellen Bryson
(June-2010 - Henry Holt/Shelf Awareness)
The Children's Book, A.S. Byatt (UK softcover)
(purchased)
(May-2010 - Doubleday)
* This title really appealed to me as my two adult children still say this all the time!
(January-2010 - sent by the author)
(June-2010 - Henry Holt/Shelf Awareness)
(purchased)
You've a great mailbox last week! I can't wait to get my copy of Read, Remember, Recommend: A Reading Journal for Book Lovers! ;)
ReplyDeleteGood to see A Children's Book out in soft cover-been wanting to read it for a while
ReplyDeleteOOH! I have that Read Remember Recommend journal to review too and I am so excited about it!
ReplyDeleteThe Childrens Book looks wonderful!
Oh, there are several books there that look fabulous! I think I'd enjoy the one about unfinished business between siblings...and Cardboard. Intriguing!
ReplyDeleteWhat a nice group of new books!
ReplyDeleteI found out about READ, REMEMBER ... just last week; looks like a good resource.
And CARDBOARD: A WOMAN LEFT FOR DEAD sure got my attention!
I also got Read, Remember, Recommend (which I have started using) and Cardboard. I will be looking out for your reviews!
ReplyDeleteEnjoy your books. My list here.
ReplyDeleteEvery single book title/cover looks intriguing, as in, must find them. Is it because it's Sunday night and I prolong the weekend by staying up late, with books stacked nearby along with my journal as Hubs and I watch banal TV and multi-task at fun things even as the work day rises tomorrow?
ReplyDeleteNo, it's not just that. I find each fo the titles..."Cardboard," The Children's Boo," well, all of them either amusing or intriguing.Oh, what a rich way to begin the week, in search of these titles! Thanks, Diane! (also just added you to my blog list faves - hope that's cool with you.)
I want that first book! You've got a great mailbox there!
ReplyDeleteI've been trying, and failing, to get through A Children's Book. I hope you like it better than I.
ReplyDeleteCan someone please give me Read, Remember, Recommend ...
ReplyDeleteLOL! It sounds so good!
I hope you have a great time reading it :)
The cover of the Children's Book is beautiful!
ReplyDeleteenjoy your books this week!
I had to decline a copy of Read, Remember, Recommend because I simply could not commit to reading it in time. I very much look forward to reading your review of this pragmatic book.
ReplyDeleteOh... The Children's Book!! I'll get to it eventually.
ReplyDeleteFantastic mailbox, Diane! I'm interested in Read, Remember, Recommend - sounds really good.
ReplyDeleteRead, Remember, Recommend sounds like a great source for new books to read (I'm always on the prowl for new books).
ReplyDeleteHappy reading!
Cardboard looks appealing to me - I'll be watching for your review. I'm expecting Read, Remember, Recommend and can't wait to get it! Happy reading!
ReplyDeleteMany of us will be getting Read, Remember and Recommend. I've got to get back to A Children's Book. Happy reading.
ReplyDeleteYou have a beautiful mailbox this week, Cardboard sounds interesting. I'm curious to know what Read, Remember, Recommend looks like on the inside.
ReplyDeleteI would love to read The Children's Book. Happy reading! My mailbox is at The Crowded Leaf.
ReplyDeleteYou got some great ones this week. Cardboard really caught my eye. Have a great week and happy reading!
ReplyDeleteI can hear my sister saying "Mom likes you best!" She was the trouble maker and I was the good kid. My mom didn't like me best, she just didn't yell at me as much. The reading journal I may have to get. I'll watch for your thoughts on it. Happy reading!
ReplyDeleteGreat books you got there. Especially the reading journal. I have to look for it.
ReplyDeleteThank you for visiting my blog and keeping in touch for the past couple of months. It means a lot Diane :)
Cardboard sounds interesting...I also received the reading journal. Happy reading.
ReplyDeleteI liked the title of Mom Still Likes you best!! Enjoy your books!
ReplyDeleteGreat books you got!
ReplyDeleteMondays: Mailbox and all!
Great mailbox! Enjoy!
ReplyDeleteThat Transformation of Bartholomew Fortuno looks interesting. Someone else got that this week, too. Happy reading! Here's my Mailbox.
ReplyDeleteThe Bartholomew Fortuno book looks like it'd be right up my alley. I'm hoping to get the Children's Book soon. HC price was a little too steep for me :) Great mailbox!
ReplyDeleteI saw The Transformation of Bartholomew Fortuno by Ellen Bryson when I was shopping at the book store on Sunday. Let me know what you think of it so I can decide if I have to go get it now, or if it can wait until I have a bit more time to read.
ReplyDeleteHappy Monday, Diane. I also received Cardboard.
ReplyDeleteToday I am skipping the Mailbox Monday meme, even though it is one of my favorites, to post a book giveaway. :)
I also like the title of 'mom still likes you best'. Happy reading!
ReplyDeleteI received the top one too...loving the looks of the rest of your books!!!
ReplyDeleteI just bought a copy of The Children's Book and am really looking forward to it! I hope that you enjoy all of your new reads, and I will be excited to see what you think of them. Maybe we can compare notes after we both have read the new Byatt!
ReplyDeleteVery nice mailbox! Enjoy!
ReplyDeleteGreat titles! That journal looks really nice and useful, too. have fun reading!
ReplyDeleteYou've got some interesting ones this week! I'm curious to hear more about the journal.
ReplyDeleteI'm looking forward to getting my copy of Read, Remember, Recommend too. Plus I really want to read the A. S. Byatt book. Can't wait to hear what you think of it. Happy reading!
ReplyDeleteI'm visiting my family in Hong Kong and I cannot find a copy of Read, Remember, Recommend: A Reading Journal for Book Lovers! anywhere. I'm so curious what it is inside. Sounds fabulous! :)
ReplyDeleteOh I am jealous of the Reading Journal and A Children's Book - can't wait for your thoughts!
ReplyDeleteI want that reading journal! I'm currently reading Cardboard...it has been a slow start. Hoping it grabs me soon!
ReplyDeleteGreat stuff you got here. I want The Children's Book too!
here's mine: http://thetruebookaddict.blogspot.com/2010/03/mailbox-monday_22.html
Looking forward to your thoughts on the reading journal. Enjoy your new books!
ReplyDelete--Anna
Diary of an Eccentric
Looks like a nice variety of books...enjoy!
ReplyDeleteI hoping the Bartholomew book is on the speculative fiction side.. since it is now in my must be read pile...
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Great mailbox! Thanks for stopping by mine. :) GREAT covers! Enjoy!
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