Monday, March 28, 2022

Mailbox Monday

 

Mailbox Monday is the gathering place for readers to share the books that came into their house last week.

Warning: Mailbox Monday can lead to envy, toppling TBR piles, and humongous wish lists!!
Mailbox Monday, created by Marcia @ A Girl and Her Books, has a permanent home now at Mailbox Monday.
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Here’s a shout out to the administrators:
Leslie @ Under My Apple Tree 
Serena @ Savvy Verse And Wit
Martha @ Reviews By Martha's Bookshelf 
Velvet @ vvb32reads
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                THANKS to everyone for keeping Mailbox Monday alive. 
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Received this week

March 21st
1:  OTHER BIRDS by Sarah Addison Allen
courtesy of St Martin's Press via NetGalley
March 22nd
2: THE CIRCUS TRAIN by Amita Parikh
courtesy of  Penguin Group Putnam via NetGalley
March 23rd
3: THE CHILDREN ON THE HILL by Jennifer McMahon
courtesy of Gallery Books via NetGalley
March 25th 
4: THE LOST GIRLS OF WILLOWBROOK by Ellen Marie Wiseman
courtesy of Kensington Books vial NetGalley
5: MAKE ME DISAPPEAR by Jessica Payne
courtesy of Bookouture via NetGalley
March 26th
6: BREATHLESS by Amy McCulloch
courtesy of Knopf Doubleday Publishing Group, Anchor via NetGalley


5 comments:

  1. All your books sounds amazing and so many lovely covers. Hope you enjoy them.

    https://thebookconnectionccm.blogspot.com/2022/03/its-monday-what-are-you-reading-and_0883470652.html

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    1. Thank you. I hope I do too. lol
      Sometimes they don't end up so good. But usually I pick good ones.
      Have a great week!

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  2. What a great mailbox, Linda!!

    They all look good.

    Enjoy your week and your books.

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    1. I agree. Lots of nice looking books.

      You enjoy your week also.

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  3. Great haul and such pretty covers. Other Birds looks particularly interesting to me. Enjoy all of your new books!

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