Friday Finds!
Friday Finds! is hosted by MizB at Should Be Reading
I’ve been so busy this week finishing up a reading challenge, starting another one and moving to wordpress that I haven’t really paid much attention to the books that have crossed my path though I’m sure there were many good ones.
2 of my finds this week come from Jennifer at The Literate Housewife review
Sweetsmoke by David Fuller.
The Four Seasons: A Nove of Vivaldi’s Venice by Laurel Corona. I’ll be able to list this book again on Mailbox Monday when it arrives as we traded this book for Amazon $$$.
Bad Kitty by Nick Bruel. I realize this is a children’s book but I couldn’t pass it up. I’m the humble servant to the feline lords and ladies of the Larsen manor plus they are my fur babies so I have to give them some recognition.
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2 Responses to “Friday Finds!”
- File M for Murder (Cat in the Stacks, #3) by Miranda James February 7, 2012
- Mozart’s Last Aria by Matt Rees February 7, 2012
- Restless in the Grave (Kate Shugak, #19) by Dana Stabenow February 7, 2012
- A Dark Anatomy (Cragg & Fidelis, #1) by Robin Blake February 7, 2012
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- No Rest for the Wiccan (Bewitching Mysteries, #4) by Madelyn Alt June 28, 2011
- On the Way to the Wedding (Bridgertons, #8) by Julia Quinn June 28, 2011
- The Witch Is Dead (Ophelia & Abby, #5) by Shirley Damsgaard June 28, 2011
- When He Was Wicked (Bridgertons, #6) by Julia Quinn June 22, 2011
- HF Giveaway | The Turning of Anne Merrick by Christine Blevins February 5, 2012
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- February happenings the Mailbox Monday blog January 31, 2012
- Server issues for January’s MM host At Home with Books January 11, 2012
- Mailbox Monday | January ’12 (December’s books) January 8, 2012
You might find a little extra something in your package when The Four Seasons arrives, but I’ll never tell…
Maybe I should offer sacrifices to the mailbox gods so that my package arrvies sooner than carrier piegon speed. Now I’m intrigued!