In My Mailbox #20

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In My Mailbox is a weekly bookish meme hosted @ The Story Siren

Hi everyone! :D How was your week? I hope it was great. I'm finally feeling better from my cold.

Anyway, I couldn't take pictures because my camera's battery are dead.....so instead I'll show you the covers.

WON

- The Secrets of the Cheese Syndicate by Donna St.Cyr
- Vordak the Incomprehensible: How to Grow Up and Rule the World
- I, Mona Lisa by Jeanne Kalogridis



NETGALLEY

- The Cellar by A.J. Whitten
- A Homemade Christmas: Creative Ideas for an Earth-Friendly, Frugal, Festive Holiday by Barseghian


What about you?? Please leave your links at the comments :)

Comments

  1. Miss Page-Turner11/21/2010 7:34 AM

    Nice mailbox. Haha I love the title: The Secrets of the Cheese Syndicate:D
    Enjoy them all and have a nice Sunday:)
    Here is my Mailbox

    And don't forget to check out my giveaway, ending on Nov 30th and open internationally, here!

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  2. Ynysawdre Elderly Residents Association11/21/2010 7:52 AM

    Terrific book week. I really like the look of the homemade Christmas and Vordak looks so much fun.
    Happy reading :D

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  3. Tammy (The Book Fairy's Haven)11/21/2010 10:26 AM

    Great book week for you. The Cellar especially sounds very interesting. Will be looking forward to reading your reviews :)

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  4. Jackie11/21/2010 10:33 AM

    Gaby glad you feel better now you can truly enjoy all your lovely loot!

    My Books this week


    jackie >_<

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  5. Leanna Elle11/21/2010 11:16 AM

    Great selection of books! The Cellar looks creepy! Happy reading!

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  6. Jenny11/21/2010 12:26 PM

    Congrats on your wins! I keep seeing The Cellar on NetGalley, I really want to read that one. Looking forward to seeing what you think of it!

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  7. Zakiya LadyWings11/21/2010 3:25 PM

    Great books you got this week.

    Happy Reading,
    Zakiya - My IMM this week

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  8. Sarah11/21/2010 3:53 PM

    Good books! I love Netgalley so much. :D

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  9. Emma Michaels11/21/2010 4:51 PM

    Yeay! This is my first week of IMM!

    Sincerely,
    Emma Michaels
    Emma_Michaels@hotmail.com
    http://EmmaMichaels.blogspot.com

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  10. Tara11/25/2010 2:18 AM

    I love the cover on the cellar! Looks really interesting!

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