Monday, July 18, 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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1: THE FATHER by John Nicholl
courtesy of the publisher via NetGalley
2: THE WITCH OF TIN MOUNTAIN by Paulette Kennedy
courtesy of the publisher via NetGalley
3: HANG THE MOON by Jeannette Walls
courtesy of the publisher via NetGalley
4: THE LINDBERGH NANNY by Mariah Fredericks
courtesy of the publisher via NetGalley
5: WHERE COYOTES HOWL by Sandra Dallas
courtesy of the publisher via NetGalley


11 comments:

  1. I didn't know Jeannette Walls had a new book. That should be good.

    They all look good....ENJOY!!

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  2. The Witch of Tin Mountain looks stunning, what a cover! I've just requested it on NetGalley as well :D You've got a nice mix of genres here, I think, so plenty of options to choose your next read from! I hope you have a lovely week and that you enjoy your new reads :)
    Juli @ A Universe in Words

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    1. The cover was what caught my eye. It’s gorgeous.
      I do have a diverse selection this week.

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  3. Wow, some real interesting books here. I am adding a few of these to my wish list.

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    1. Thank you.
      I hope you enjoy all your books too.

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  4. I've enjoyed a few Sandra Dallas books so hers jumped out at me. Have a good week!
    Mary @Bookfan

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  5. Nice book haul. Where Coyotes Howl looks/sounds interesting to me. Happy Reading!

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