Stacking the Shelves is hosted by Tynga's Reviews. It is a way for us to share the new books we have collected. A few things this week. The only physical books were ones I bought, but that's okay I guess.
Physical books purchased:
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So I had to buy Dorothy Must Die, because I had to give the ARC up to someone else at the bookstore where I work part time. And I must have my own copy of it to get signed when I moderate the panel with the author in May. The 2nd book I bought because I went to listen to the author, the Hungry Girl, Lisa Lillien at my bookstore this past week. I wasn't able to meet her or get it signed unfortunately, because my mom's knee couldn't take the standing in line, and no matter how much I told her to go sit down while I stood in line, she wouldn't do it. And the last one is a book I'd wanted for awhile. I'm hoping that instead of taking a creative writing class (cost of that is too much right now), I can use that to help me get better at writing.
E-book purchased (only 99 cents!):
Normally I'd only do these types of books for free, but this one sounded pretty good, and 99 cents isn't too bad.
E-galley from Edelweiss:
I can't remember if I shared this when I first requested it, but I waited till after I'd read the 2nd book to actually download it, since it is only good for 60 days after download. Since I just finished Book 2 this past week, I went ahead and downloaded the e-galley of the third one this week.
Not much this week, but that's okay! It's not like I will ever again in my life be able to say that I have nothing to read. Plus, with BEA coming up, that'll be a bunch more books. I did get notified of winning a book this week, and when I replied asking if they needed my address, they didn't reply, so I'm hoping it's really on its way. It is one I was going to buy this week until I saw that I'd won it. I'll let you know when I get it I guess.
So how about you? What books were added to your shelves, physical or e-reader, this week?
