In My Mailbox

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

This week I got:


A Night to Surrender (Spindle Cove #1) by Tessa Dare


Fairy Bad Day by Amanda Ashby

From NetGalley:


By Grace Possessed (The Three Graces #2) by Jennifer Blake

What did you get this week?

Comments

  1. Ren @ All By Myshelf9/04/2011 7:40 AM

    Fairy Bad Day sounds really good, and I love the title! Hope you like it!

    Happy reading! :)

    My IMM

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  2. Sarah@Catching Books9/04/2011 8:15 AM

    Fairy Bad Day sounds awesome! I will have to check it out :)

    check out my in my mailbox!
    http://sarahcatchingbooks.blogspot.com/2011/09/in-my-mailbox-10.html

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  3. Bleuette9/04/2011 8:19 AM

    I agree Fairy Bad Day does look really good plus I love books about fairies.

    My IMM:

    http://fantasysink.blogspot.com/2011/09/in-my-mailbox-21.html

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  4. Unknown9/04/2011 10:08 AM

    fairy bad day looks such a fun read! I want to read it asap! thanks for sharing :)

    http://melissa-justoneopinion.blogspot.com/2011/09/imm-8.html#links

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  5. Liz. R9/04/2011 12:44 PM

    I've been wanting to read Fairy Bad Day for ages! Hope you enjoy it - happy reading! :)

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  6. Cindy9/04/2011 2:48 PM

    All three look great! Enjoy :)

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  7. Fireflywishes9/04/2011 8:40 PM

    I've heard great things about Fairy Bad Day! I really love that cover too LOL Enjoy your books :)

    April @ My Shelf Confessions

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  8. Nina9/05/2011 8:25 AM

    Looking forward to your review of Fairy Bad Day by Amanda Ashby. Looks funny!

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  9. Lena1xoxo9/05/2011 11:47 AM

    I love the cover for Fairy Bad Day. It looks like a great read. Let me know how it is! Happy Reading!

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