IMM is a weekly meme hosted by The Story Siren. It is a way for book bloggers to post what they have received for review, borrowed from a friend, bought at the bookstore, or picked up at the library!
It’s been a crazy couple of weeks! Even though I have placed a book buying ban on myself and I am “technically” still not accepting review books, the books just seem to keep piling up and I cannot keep up. I have been trying to keep a running list of the books received on a little post it note but I may have missed some…or a lot (quite likely considering how frazzled I have been lately). If I find any that I missed this week, I will be sure to post them next week!
For Review:
That Time I Joined The Circus by J.J. Howard (NetGalley)
My Thoughts: I saw the words “music-obsessed, slightly snarky” and instantly thought I HAD to read this book! I also LOVE that it features a circus. Even though they can be all sorts of cheesy, circuses are also kind of enchanting! Thanks Scholastic!
Golden by Jessi Kirby (Edelwise)
My Thoughts: This sounds like an absolute gem! I am such a fan of a YA Contemporary, and it seems as if this story will not disappoint. Thanks Simon & Schuster!
Strands of Bronze and Gold by Jane Nickerson (NetGalley)
My Thoughts: A fairytale retelling!!! It has been far too long since I’ve read a fairytale-inspired story. Thank you Random House!
Burning by Elana K. Arnold (NetGalley)
My Thoughts: I know this is totally not the same thing but I did a project in my International Communications class on Gypsies. When I saw this girl is from a Gypsy family, I was completely hooked. I am incredibly excited for this particular book! Thank you Delacorte Books!
The Secret Ingredient by Stewart Lewis
My Thoughts: This book sounds like it is full of so much awesome, I just don’t know what to even comment on first. Food, psychics, her dads, finding out who her mom is, a boy! Gosh, it’s going to be epic I just know it. Thanks Delacorte Books!
The Sweetest Dark by Shana Abe (NetGalley)
My Thoughts: The summary included romance, adventure, and magic. Need I say more? Thank you Bantam!
Riptide by Lindsey Scheide (NetGalley)
My Thoughts: Due to my chronic clumsiness, I could never even attempt surfing but I have always been fascinated by it. I cannot wait to read a book that is so centered around surfing! Thank you Flux!
Bought:
Mortal Obligation by Nichole Chase
My Thoughts: I saw that this was free on Amazon after an author friend of mine posted it on Facebook. They highly recommended it so I figured I would give it a shot!
Against The Wall by Julie Prestsater
My Thoughts: Again, this was an Amazon freebie and it ended up being a pretty cute story! It was pretty short and kept me entertained!
The Deepest Cut by J.A. Templeton
My Thoughts: Ghosts, Scotland, an unlikely romance, FREE? Yes please!
Off Sides by Sawyer Bennett
My Thoughts: This book sounds SOO good! I cannot wait to get started on it!
All For Anna by Nicole Deese
My Thoughts: This is a New Adult title that I have never heard of before. It showed up on my recommendations list on Amazon so I downloaded it!
Awakened by Brenda K. Davies
My Thoughts: Okay, it was free, I liked the cover, and I’ll be honest, I haven’t read a vampire book in quite some time! I am feeling I need to fix that soon!
So Into You by Cecilia Gray
My Thoughts: A modern-day Jane Austen retelling!!! I can’t wait to see how it turns out!
Rebound by Kiahana Sublie
My Thoughts: It was free and it sounded cute enough! I love those tales where the rebound guy turns out to be the right guy.
Wait For You by J. Lynn
My Thoughts: I am dying to read this book, dying I tell you! I cannot even express how fantastic this book seems to me. The second I get a free day, I am sitting my butt in bed and reading this bad boy from cover to cover!
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