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I arrived home on Friday, 11.30 PM after 19 hours of travel (it was supposed to be only 9-10 hours) and I didn’t get the chance to look around my apartment. I was SO tired, I went to sleep almost right away. But Saturday morning (or rather, when I woke up around 11 AM) I got the chance to look through all of the parcels that arrived during the 4 months I spent in Sweden. It was an amazing prospect, just look at them:
I cannot begin to describe my excitement while unwrapping these parcels. I made funny high noises several times. If you’d like to know what was in these parcels, take a look at my vlog.. Or if you’d rather skip that, I have added a list of the books below:
Books received for review:
- Janis Joplin: Rise Up Singing – Ann Angel
- Warm Bodies – Isaac Marion
- The Last Letter From Your Lover – Jojo Moyes
Books received from Amanda at Floor To Ceiling Books:
- Soulless – Gail Carriger
- Changeless – Gail Carriger
- The Poison Throne by Celine Kiernan
- Betrayals by Lili St. Crow
Books Received from Amy Reads:
- Bite the Stars – Eliza Clark
- Blood Lily – Mason Cranswick
- Luna – Julie Anne Peters
- Manhood for Amateurs – Michael Chabon
- Boy Meets Boy – David Levithan
- Our Tragic Universe – Scarlett Thomas
- Last Night in Montreal – Emily St. John Mandel
Book received from Kathleen of SMS Book Reviews:
- Saplings – Noel Streatfeild
Books received from Lydia at The Literary Lollipop:
- A Child of the Jago – Arthur Morrison
- Kamouraska – Anne Hébert
Book received from Amanda at One More Page:
- All I Want For Christmas – Amy Silver
Book received from Giarnese Family of Desperate House Scribes:
- The Thirteenth Tale – Diane Setterfield
Book received from Frances of Nonsuch Book:
- Tender Morsels – Margo Lanagan
It is such a great list and I’m incredibly excited to read them all. Actually, I have spent half of yesterday unpacking and the other half staring at my bookshelves and all the books that I cannot wait to read. Maybe I should join the TBR challenge? I don’t know. I don’t think I could..
