Mailbox Monday is a gathering place for readers to share their new book acquisitions each week. January's host is Lori of Lori's Reading Corner.
(2) new childrens books arrive last week: The classic Velveteen Rabbit (purchase) and a new one Tyler Makes Pancakes (Amazon Vine) and one Europa Edition from a Paperback Swap member, Necropolis.
Off to check out your new books!
Love the cover of Necropolis!
ReplyDeleteOooh Velveteen Rabbit! I have never read that and only really know about it because of Friends. I must try and get to read it soon. I hope you had a great Christmas x
ReplyDeleteHaven't heard of Necropolis but am curious to know how you like it!
ReplyDeleteWhenever I see The Velveteen Rabbit I'm transported to another time - when my children were so young and I read it to them. I remember tearing up as I read. Such a sweet story.
ReplyDeleteLovely books.
ReplyDeletePicture books are so delightful...and I love The Velveteen Rabbit. Enjoy! I know you're going to be reading them to those gorgeous grandchildren.
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I thought Tyler Makes Pancakes was cute. It would be fun to read it with a little one and then cook pancakes.
ReplyDeleteI forgot you read that one:0 (it's very cute but parts of it I hope a young child wouldn't try alone) LOL
DeleteI love The Velveteen Rabbit!
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Necropolis is something that I really want to read, and that edition of The Velveteen Rabbit looks amazing! I would love to see that one in person, and may have to stop by the bookstore to check it out...Great mailbox today!
ReplyDeleteI don't think I've read Velveteen Rabbit... or perhaps it was sooo long ago I forgot.
ReplyDeleteTwo cute children's books, love Velveteen Rabbit.
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Tyler makes Pancakes looks cute. :)
ReplyDeleteThe Velveteen Rabbit is always a great read. The other kids' book look to have great illustrations.
ReplyDeleteLooks like a lovely copy of The Velveteen Rabbit. Can't have too many books at Grandma's house, huh? ;)
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely. and I imagine once she begins walking they'll find their way going slowly home with her one by one....LOL
DeleteI loved The Velveteen Rabbit as a kid!
ReplyDeleteI'd never heard of The Velveteen Rabbit until it was on Friends, but it sounds like quite a classic in America. Lovely editions - enjoy!
ReplyDeleteThese look like great fun. Enjoy!
ReplyDeleteVelveteen Rabbit looks very alluring. Maybe because I love bunnies. :D Happy reading!
ReplyDeleteThe novel looks so small compared to the children's book! :-)
ReplyDeleteHave fun reading them.
Love the kids' books!!! Enjoy!
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