Bookworms, NOW is the time to stock up on all those books you wanted but couldn't afford. The publishers are slashing prices on a lot of prime titles (especially hardcovers) to make room for new arrivals this fall (paperbacks, sequels, new series, etc.). The best part? It doesn't overly stress out your wallet!
Here are all the books I picked up at rock-bottom prices during the month of May. Hopefully I'll have my "regular" purchases video up by the weekend. It's already filmed! Today's video filmed last week. Oops...? I need to start uploading these in a timelier fashion...
In this video, I show you:
BN.COM BARGAINS:
*Various Notebooks/Journals (x5)
*EVIL GENIUS by Catherine Jinks
*GENIUS SQUAD by Catherine Jinks
AMAZON BARGAINS:
*IF I STAY by Gayle Forman (Can't WAIT to finally read this!)
*WHAT I WORE TO SAVE THE WORLD by Maryrose Wood (If you asked me before this week, I would have SWORN I'd never heard of this book...or this author. But I just realized that this week, I've been reading an ARC of THE POISON DIARIES by her! Small world...)
*PRINCESS MIA by Meg Cabot
*VALENTINE PRINCESS by Meg Cabot
*PARANORMALCY by Kiersten White (Because my soul sister twin Ashley at Books from Bleh to Basically Amazing said I had to read this!)
*FIRELIGHT by Sophie Jordan (Thanks to Kristi @ The Story Siren for posting about this deal on Twitter & sending me to Amazon in the first place! I reviewed FIRELIGHT last year)
*RADIANT DARKNESS by Emily Whitman (Yet ANOTHER tale of Persephone & Hades. They're everywhere, I tell you, everywhere!)
LOCAL LIBRARY:
*PSYCHE IN A DRESS by Francesca Lia Block
*THE SHADOW DRAGONS by James A. Owen
*THE FAIRY REBEL by Lynne Reid Banks (I used to LOVE this book! OMG!)
*HAZEL by Julie Hearn
*DROP by Lisa Papademetriou
BOOK-OFF NYC:
*HEX HALL by Rachel Hawkins (Which I reviewed earlier this year! SO GOOD!)
*THE VESPERTINE by Saundra Mitchell
EBAY:
*lot of 15 novels by Patricia McKillip (Thanks to the recommendation by Sarah J. Maas, author of the upcoming novel QUEEN OF GLASS)
I'm way too lazy to type up all the titles, but here are images for those of you who are curious. Has anyone read her? Where should I start? Are the books connected or stand-alones? I don't want to read all the best ones first, either, because then I'll always be disappointed with the rest.... WAY too many choices!
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...And what's that I hear? Another library book sale TOMORROW? Okay, yes, thank you!!!
Here are all the books I picked up at rock-bottom prices during the month of May. Hopefully I'll have my "regular" purchases video up by the weekend. It's already filmed! Today's video filmed last week. Oops...? I need to start uploading these in a timelier fashion...
In this video, I show you:
BN.COM BARGAINS:
*Various Notebooks/Journals (x5)
*EVIL GENIUS by Catherine Jinks
*GENIUS SQUAD by Catherine Jinks
AMAZON BARGAINS:
*IF I STAY by Gayle Forman (Can't WAIT to finally read this!)
*WHAT I WORE TO SAVE THE WORLD by Maryrose Wood (If you asked me before this week, I would have SWORN I'd never heard of this book...or this author. But I just realized that this week, I've been reading an ARC of THE POISON DIARIES by her! Small world...)
*PRINCESS MIA by Meg Cabot
*VALENTINE PRINCESS by Meg Cabot
*PARANORMALCY by Kiersten White (Because my soul sister twin Ashley at Books from Bleh to Basically Amazing said I had to read this!)
*FIRELIGHT by Sophie Jordan (Thanks to Kristi @ The Story Siren for posting about this deal on Twitter & sending me to Amazon in the first place! I reviewed FIRELIGHT last year)
*RADIANT DARKNESS by Emily Whitman (Yet ANOTHER tale of Persephone & Hades. They're everywhere, I tell you, everywhere!)
LOCAL LIBRARY:
*PSYCHE IN A DRESS by Francesca Lia Block
*THE SHADOW DRAGONS by James A. Owen
*THE FAIRY REBEL by Lynne Reid Banks (I used to LOVE this book! OMG!)
*HAZEL by Julie Hearn
*DROP by Lisa Papademetriou
BOOK-OFF NYC:
*HEX HALL by Rachel Hawkins (Which I reviewed earlier this year! SO GOOD!)
*THE VESPERTINE by Saundra Mitchell
EBAY:
*lot of 15 novels by Patricia McKillip (Thanks to the recommendation by Sarah J. Maas, author of the upcoming novel QUEEN OF GLASS)
I'm way too lazy to type up all the titles, but here are images for those of you who are curious. Has anyone read her? Where should I start? Are the books connected or stand-alones? I don't want to read all the best ones first, either, because then I'll always be disappointed with the rest.... WAY too many choices!
...And what's that I hear? Another library book sale TOMORROW? Okay, yes, thank you!!!