Weekly Rewind
The new books on my shelves and my week in a nutshell.
Throughout my student teaching semester I was using my weekend post as a way to let people know what's going on in my life, so I've decided to rename my weekend post because this feature is more personal than just what books I've received. The Weekly Rewind will be about what's going on with me and my blog, as well as about the books I've added to my shelves.
My Life and Blog
Life: I feel like every time I blink it is Friday again. Summer is absolutely flying by. Period.
Blog and reading: A WoW this week. I finished P.S. I Like You this week--so cute and quick, I loved it--and Rites of Passage which was okay. I'm currently reading Simon vs. the Homo Sapien Agenda while debating what arc I'm going to read next (I finished West's book late last night).
New Books: I have a handful of pretties to share with you this week. So without further ado, I hope you are all having fabulous weekends!
For Review
The Assassin Game by Kirsty McKay
This cover is very reminiscent of the movie The Strangers. I'm sure of two things: 1. That was intentional, 2. There is no way this will be even as close to as scary. Private schools and secret societies are my weakness, though.
The Telling by Alexandra Sirowy
I have no idea what this is about, but that cover is pretty.
The Smaller Evil by Stephanie Kuehn
I'm not sure about this one. I haven't read anything by this author, but it is my understanding that her writing is very strange. This is about a cult, I think. Anybody read this one yet? Worth it?
The Regulars by Georgia Clark
Three 20-somethings find an elixir that make them beautiful. I'm definitely curious about this one.
What I snagged from the library
Book:
A Study in Charlotte by Brittany Cavallaro
Another reimagining of Sherlock Holmes. This time at a prep school with Holme's great-great granddaughter. (There might be another great or two in there.) I've had this a couple of times and just cannot seem to get to it.
Audio:
Eligible by Curtis Sittenfeld
I read the arc of this really early...and then didn't write a review and want to revisit it without reading it again. Thanks, audiobooks.
Movie:
Batman vs. Superman
Batman vs. Superman
I'm going to go into this with an open-mind because I do often like movies that others did not...but my expectations are also reasonably low. That may sound contradictory, but it makes sense to me.
Well
that's it for me this week. Feel free to leave a link to whatever
weekend post you do (Stacking the Shelves, In My Mailbox, etc). I love
to see what books people have recently snagged and especially enjoy
hearing about my fellow bloggers' weeks. I hope you are all having a
fabulous weekend!
I had an ARC of A Study in Charlotte, but never got around to reading it. I look forward to your thoughts. I really enjoyed Eligible...such a fun summertime read! I agree...summer is flying by. I wish it would slow down. :( Enjoy all of your books!
ReplyDeleteGreat haul! I hope you enjoy your books.
ReplyDeleteDiane @ Diane’s Book Blog
You've found a lot of great books. I am really interested in The Assassins Game. I'm a sucker for private schools and secret societies too!
ReplyDeleteHere is my Stacking the Shelves.
You got some very interesting books. They look fabulous.
ReplyDeleteGrace @ Books of Love
What a wonderful variety of books. I have seen A Study In Charlotte, and The Regulars, but haven't read them. Now I think I will add them to my TBR. Have fun reading them.
ReplyDeleteI plan on starting The Smaller Evil next and I'm interested to see how it goes. I have The Assassin as well. I know the summer does sure seem to be flying by. Enjoy your haul.
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