Book Haul #6 - Kindle edition #3

“When I look at my room, I see a girl who loves books.”

 

My apologies readers,

 

The reason I failed to post yesterday was I went on a clothes shopping trip from 9am - 6pm and when I got back I was busy having dinner and watching a movie with my family.

In addition my internet connection is a bit faulty at the moment so the Wi-Fi keeps going on and off.

 

To make it up to you I'll posting (I hope) all week next week doing the Summer Lovin' read-a-thon posts.

 

Right now though let me show you the kindle books I've accumulated this week.

I will show the physical books I've gotten in a separate post as I don't want overwhelm you.

 

Let's begin hauling :

 



 

         

 

     

 

     

 

        

 

      

 

        

 

      

 

      

 

        

 

 

 

  

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Have you read or do you know more about these books ?

Please leave a Comment below because I'd appreciate hearing your opinions ( good or bad) on these books.
  

Did you go Book shopping Today?

Please Comment what you bought below and I'll certainly check them out.

 

Do you have a Kindle?

Please leave some recommendations of books (particularly freebies) in the Comments.

 

Read-a-thon TBR tomorrow,

Mimi

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July TBR !

 

Say goodbye in the pouring rain and I breakdown  again,

Bonjour Bibliomaniacs,

In store for you Today is my July TBR - To Be Read pile - that will basically showcase what I hope to be reading the upcoming month.

I'd like to inform you that I'm now participating in the summer lovin' read-a-thon but there will be more on the books I'll be reading then in my introduction post on Monday.

During that week I'll be posting everyday I think so you can look forward to more regular posting.

I won't be doing the Booktube-a-thon now though because I don't want the pressure of doing two and I wanted do this more as it's more interesting and fun.

There was too many books to take individual pictures of so I just wrote the title and why I chose this for the month. There's three different perspectives of the pile though.

Let's begin :

 

July TBR

 



 J17 - Love Games by Jacqui Devoy - I meant to read this in June but never got around to it  due to my library craze. I'm kind of on a ban from the Libraries this month so maybe this will get some attention. I'm reading it because tennis is a Summer sport therefore this can only be read this season.

 

Nancy Drew Files #7 - Deadly doubles by Carolyn Keene - Another book revolving around tennis.

 

Point Romance - Secret Love by Sue Welford - Has a summery feel to it.

 

Point Crime - The smoking gun by Malcom Rose - Death occurs during Spots Day and mines in July so I'm reading it on the very day.

 

Justine Duval #1 - Wild Child by Chloe Rayban - You may remember that I read another book by her a while ago and that was okay so I'm hoping for better things in this. Reading because it's a summery series.

 

Nancy Drew Files #59 - High Risk by Carolyn Keene - I might be craving more Nancy after Deadly Doubles.

 

Point Horror - Mothers Helper by A. Bates (from Point Horror Collection 1) - Set during Summer.

 

Point Horror - Hit and run by R.L Stine - Set during Summer.

 

Shine by Kate Maryon - Set during Summer.

 

 

Magenta #1 - Magenta Orange by Echo Freer - A re-read so I can read #3.

 

Reluctantly Alice by Phyliss Reynolds Naylor - About Alice in Year 8 so I'm only in Year 8 till the end of July so I'll have to read this before I go into Year 9 or it'll just be strange.

 

The Crush by Alex Shearer - Summery feel.

 

LBD #1 - It's a girl thing by Grace Dent - Set in July.

 

The end of everything by Megan Abbott - Set at the end of the school year which is what July is.

 

Lia's guide to winning the lottery by Keren David - Set back from June so it deserves to be read soon.

 

Fashonitas #2 - Hadley by Sarra Manning - An everyday summer read.

 

Sweethearts - Strictly Friends by Jo Cotterill - An everyday summer read.

 

Cannibals by Cynthia D. Grant - Summery feel.

 

The Beast by Ann Evans - Set in Scotland which is where I'm going in July/August.

 

Walk two moons by Sharon Creech - Road-trips remind me of summer.

 

Thanks for reading this post!

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What books do you plan on reading in July?

Leave a Comment below or do your own July TBR Post.



 

Have you read any of these books?

Please leave a Comment below because I'd appreciate hearing your opinions ( good or bad) about the book/s.

 

Book haul soon,

Mimi

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The Book Burger tag - Converted from Youtube

The Sweetest Sweet Valley Week,

Hi readers,
I'm extremely enjoying my life at the moment : I attended a Literacy conference yesterday, have managed to read a Sweet Valley book per day this week so far and I won a £5 WH Smith voucher in a prize draw at school.

To add to this euphoria I'm now going to devour a scrumptious tag that seems to be trending currently. I personally adore it as I think the questions are so fun : the tag is so original and inventive. It was created by RyanReadsBooks.

On another enthusiastic note, Here's the post :

I'm building a book burger.

First I need a bottom bab - the first book in a series I loved :

 

Signs of love  #1 - Love Match by Melody James

 

Amongst my top 5 favourite reads of the year I adored this colossally due to the remarkable list of things I could be poignant to.

 

I've only read the first two books but I plan on buying the third this weekend if I can find it and the fourth comes out in August.

 

Now here's the Burger Meat - A 400+ page book that  I've read and enjoyed.

 

Final Destination 3 (novelisation) 409 pages

 

The movie adaptation is my favourite of the franchise but I recommend the book more as it has additional detail and I actually prefer it to the film.

 

I don't read many thick books so this was the only candidate for this category that's currently on my shelves

 

Next I add a thin slice of cheese - a book I've read and enjoyed (200 pages or less)

 

Master of Murder by Christopher Pike 169 pages

 

My favourite novel by him so a splendid choice for this option : Marvin is my ideal husband.

 

 

As well as a slice of lettuce - A book I want to read but haven't yet (200 pages or less)

 



Cannibals by Cynthia D. Grant 133 pages

 

Bought this book in Bridlington (I'll be returning for a Book buying trip there in August) last summer and intend on reading it in July.

 

If this book wasn't so tall with a small font size it would probably be 250 pages long but fortunately it is applicable for this choice in this annoying size.

 

Time for a thinly sliced tomato -  An average-sized (200-400 pages) book I loved

 

 

The Vampire Stalker by Allison Van Diepen  250 pages





The second top 5 favourite of 2013 from this tag I loved this book a lot more than I expected to.

 

Now for a new sauce - A book I thought I'd love but hated

Only read book one in this series unless you want ridiculous plots and disappointment.

 

Finally I need a top bap to complete my burger - The last book in a series I don't want to end.

 

Pretty Little Liars #14 - Deadly by Sara Shepard

 

Pictured is #3 Perfect because it's the only one in the series that I own.

 

Even though I've only read up to the original ending I will be upset to see the full series end when I read them.

 

I suppose It's not the end of the world because I've still got The Lying Game series to read.

 

My Book Burger :

 

Thanks for reading this post !,

 

If you enjoyed please Follow me,Comment, Friend me on Goodreads (the link is in the sidebar to my account) and Read my other posts (if you haven't already).

 

Have you done your own version of the tag?

Please Comment below a link to it or just type your own choices

 

Have you read any of these books too (twinsies!) ?

Please leave a Comment below because I'd appreciate hearing your opinions ( good or bad) about the book/s.

 

Review next probably,

Mimi

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