Stacking the Shelves # 14

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Stacking the Shelves is a meme hosted by Tynga's Reviews, where people like me can showcase our new books of the week and make you jealous!


Warm Bodies (Warm Bodies #1) by Isaac Marion
(Won @ Bibliosaurus Text)




(Won @ Reading Reality)


Kindle: more Christmas books! All of these were free, but the prices are always changing!











Comments

  1. Blodeuedd12/02/2012 8:18 AM

    You sure got some nice xmas freebies :D

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  2. Chrystal12/02/2012 10:35 AM

    Warm Bodies looks so good. I really want to read this before I see the movie that is coming out.

    And all those Christmas books look wonderful. :)

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  3. Kathy Martin12/02/2012 11:32 AM

    What a lot of great books! I was intrigued enough by A Cajun Werewolf Christmas that I checked it out. Did you know that it was a short story and part of a much larger collection? I just bought the whole collection - 5 novels, 2 short stories and bunches of bonus content - for my Kindle. My new books posts are at Ms. Martin Teaches Media and Inside of a Dog. Please stop by if you have a chance. Happy reading!

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  4. Alexia56112/02/2012 11:59 AM

    Congrats on all the books you won! And you found so many great looking freebies too! Enjoy!

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  5. Cherry12/02/2012 12:26 PM

    Hey, I am looking forward to reading Warm Bodies but it hasn't hit the cheap shelves yet... I am so stoked about it since I saw the movie trailer for it (http://poppylov.blogspot.co.uk/2012/11/movie-trailer-warm-bodies.html). Awesome!

    Happy reading!!

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