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Sunday, August 14, 2011

Mailbox Monday on tour. Presently being hosted by Staci from Life in the Thumb. I am combining it with the meme hosted by Book Journey - It's Monday what are you reading.

The two blogs connects one to a host of interesting bloggers who share their reading interests with you. Of course it will be adding to your TBR lists but that is half the fun.


Two books only in my mailbox this week. (Still trying to catch up with last week's reading).

The first was a win from Sakura of Chasing Bawa. Thank you Sakura. This will be by my first read of this author.

The second is sent by the author herself. Thank you Olivia.


What I intend to read this week are :

Christmas Holidays - Somerset Maugham
In the Shadow of the Crown or maybe The Sixth Wife - Jean Plaidy
The 12.30 from Croydon - Freeman Wills Crofts

This week is going to be as hectic as the last but hopefully some reading will be done.

I have to post reviews of Shantharam (loved it) and The Legacy (so so).

Now to visit the blogs!

29 comments:

  1. Lake looks quite good. I haven't read anything from Yoshimoto either.

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  2. Lake looks quite good. I haven't read anything from Yoshimoto either.

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  3. The Lake looks awesome! Have a great week!

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  4. I have The Legacy on my shelf as well - a little worried with your "so so"! We'll see =)

    Totally agree with you, by the way, on your review of Heyer's book. She is a total comfort writer, I'm thrilled I was introduced to her.

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  5. I have heard of The Lake, though I've never read anything by Banana Yoshimoto. Enjoy your new books :)

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  6. Oh I have been wanting to read Lake. I hope you love it!

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  7. I've been intrigued by Hildreth since I started seeing it on blogs.

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  8. I really enjoyed Miss Hildreth Wore Brown, I hope you do as well. Have a fun week and maybe it will be less hectic.
    My Monday: http://www.rundpinne.com/2011/08/its-monday-what-are-you-reading-52.html

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  9. The Lake looks like a great read, I hope you enjoy it!

    Hope you have a fabulous reading week and if you get a second stop my to see what I've been reading at There's A Book! :)

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  10. Those are two interesting covers! I'm not familiar with either author.

    Enjoy your reading.

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  11. Lake looks really good. New follower via It's Monday blog hop. Check out my post http://thenovelstudent.blogspot.com/2011/08/its-monday-what-are-you-reading-814.html
    when you get the chanve

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  12. I've heard good things about both your books this week. Looking forward to your reviews :)
    Have a great week and happy reading!

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  13. I loved Shantaram too. Felt like such a lot was packed into the book even though it was quite huge. I can't wait for his sequel.

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  14. I enjoyed Miss Hildreth Wore Brown...hope you do, too.

    Thanks for visiting my blog, and have a great week!

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  15. I really want to try Banana Yoshimoto's work, so Lake looks really good to me. Enjoy your new books!

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  16. Wonderful mailbox. Have a great reading week. Come check my mailbox!!

    Here is my Monday: Mailbox/What Are You Reading?/Musings post!

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  17. Sounds like a great week! I love the cover for Miss Hildreth Wore Brown!

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  18. The Lake was interesting and I'll be looking forward to your thoughts on the book. Have a wonderful week, Mystica, and happy reading!

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  19. Looking forward to your review of "Shantaram" I've been eyeing that out for awhile!

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  20. Miss Hildreth was amusing. Hope you enjoy it, too!

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  21. I have not read any Yoshimoto either but that cover sure catches my eye. I hope you enjoy both books.

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  22. Lake looks interesting, enjoy!

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  23. I loved Miss Hildreth for the onslaught of giggles I got when reading on the Metro.

    Lake looks scary. Can't wait to hear what you think of both next. Happy reading :)

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  24. Miss Hildreth is on my tbr list. Hope you enjoy it!

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  25. Lake ... I think I have that one .. yes, I do .. the reviews were fab! I really enjoyed Miss Hildreth Wore Brown - some funny little anecdotes that reminded me of my Southern aunts, grandmother, and great-grandmother! :)

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  26. I saw Olivia deBelle Byrd speak at a book festival last year and she was unbelievably charming and funny! I really need to get around to reading her book. Enjoy your week!

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  27. I loved Miss Hildreth. That was a great book. Enjoy your books this week.

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  28. Both of these look interesting. Enjoy your week!

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