Book Haul #132 - Library Edition

Stacking the Shelves is a weekly event hosted on Tynga's Reviews where we can share what new books we've picked up this past week be they bought, borrowed or downloaded. There are also lots of other 'book haul' memes out there for you to choose from!

Welcome to the monthly library edition of Stacking The Shelves! Here's what I grabbed from the shelves this month, two of which have been on my wishlist for a while...

A Summer Of Drowning - John Burnside

Broken Heart - Tim Weaver

Connie Carew & The House Of Eyes - Patricia Elliott

Death In Profile - Guy Fraser-Sampson

Embassytown - China Mieville

The Essex Serpent - Sarah Perry

Running Girl - Simon Mason (on my wishlist since November 2013)

Scrappy Little Nobody - Anna Kendrick

To The Bright Edge Of The World - Eowyn Ivey (on my wishlist since January 2015)

Wednesdays In The Tower - Jessica Day-George

The White Tower - Cathryn Constable

The Witches Of Cambridge - Menna van Praag

Book Haul #125, Or The One Where Normal Service May Resume...

Stacking the Shelves is a weekly event hosted on Tynga's Reviews where we can share what new books we've picked up this past week be they bought, borrowed or downloaded. There are also lots of other 'book haul' memes out there for you to choose from!

I'm not quite sure what the matter is but I've been hit by the cleaning bug. I've been cleaning, tidying and decluttering - all without the aid of a certain book that apparently sparks joy... I have been reading too, but I've fallen back into my old habit of starting a book, reading a few chapters, sticking a bookmark in and then, instead of finishing said book I'm moving on to another one instead. I've now lost track of how many books I've started but I'm pretty sure if you checked my Instagram feed it would give you a clue!

I am back on the wagon when it comes to buying books but seem to have lapsed on the old review front. I have received 3 of my most anticipated reads for 2016 recently though so it's not all bad and I've been waiting to read Ada Palmer's Too Like The Lightning ever since I met her at a Jo Walton event 2 years ago!

For Review

 Foxlowe | HEX | The Unseeing

The Square Root Of Summer | Too Like The Lightning | The Winner's Kiss